Juan is a child with a visual disability. For his orientation and mobility training, research findings would indicate that he should
A) start with a personal assistant or guide and then switch to a long cane around age 10 or 11.
B) learn to use an adult size cane so he will eventually be prepared for his needs later in life.
C) start using a guide dog first, and then switch to a Hoover cane as a teenager.
D) begin learning how to use a "kiddy cane" between the ages of two and six.
D
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