If You Are Working with a Child That Has a Hearing

question 68

Multiple Choice

If you are working with a child that has a hearing impairment

• A) be sure to shout when you speak, especially when giving directions.
• B) shout, but only when you are talking to the child with the hearing impairment.
• C) write as much down for the child to read as possible.
• D) provide alternate activities for the hearing impaired child so that he never has to interact with the group.
• E) sit where a child can see you if you are reading a story or doing a finger play.

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