A health education session includes a participant with severe visual impairment. Which adaptation is most appropriate?
Correct answer: B. Use spoken explanations and tactile materials
- A. Give the participant a small-print handout
- B. Use spoken explanations and tactile materials
- C. Seat the participant at the back of the room
- D. Show more detailed slides from a distance
Explanation
Spoken explanations and tactile materials provide access through senses the participant can use effectively. Small print and distant visual displays increase the communication barrier. Seating near the educator may help, but it does not replace accessible teaching methods.
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