In social interactions, teachers can assist students who are deaf-blind by ____
a. prompting typical learners to avoid the student with special needs
b. interpreting the deaf-blind students behaviors to other students in the classroom
c. having them interact only with peers who also have sensory impairments
d. prompting the deaf-blind student to minimize interaction with typical learners
b
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