You have just learned that Sonia, who is deaf-blind, will be in your fourth-grade class beginning in the fall. From her file, you learn that she has average intelligence and has been quite successful at her last school where she was well liked by her classmates and teachers. What accommodations can you make to help Sonia be successful academically and assist her social transition?
What will be an ideal response?
Arrange the classroom to promote active participation by Sonia, prompt other students to interact with Sonia, and provide opportunities to interpret Sonia's behaviors/needs to other students.
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What will be an ideal response?