An Example of an Assistive Technology in the Early 1800s

question 89

Essay

An example of an assistive technology in the early 1800s is
A) Talking calculator
B) Hearing aids
C) Braille
D) Magnification of print

• A) Talking calculator
• B) Hearing aids
• C) Braille
• D) Magnification of print

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Definitions:

Bedtime Ritual

A set of activities performed before going to bed, typically aiming to promote better sleep habits and hygiene.

Dull Textbook

A reference to textbooks perceived as boring or uninteresting due to dense, unengaging content.

Stimulated

Being excited or invigorated to action or increased activity, often by external means or influences.

EEG Activity

EEG Activity refers to the electrical activity of the brain as recorded by an electroencephalogram, used to study sleep, diagnose epilepsy, and other brain disorders.