Special Education · Deaf Education & Literacy
When developing literacy skills (reading) for a child with pre-lingual deafness, which adaptation is most critical for bridging the 'Phonological Gap'?
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- 1Replacing reading assignments with purely video-based content
- 2Increasing the font size of the text to 24 pt
- 3Removing all illustrations from books to prevent distraction
- 4Utilizing Visual Phonics or Cued Speech to provide a visual representation of spoken sounds✓
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Utilizing Visual Phonics or Cued Speech to provide a visual representation of spoken sounds
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