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Giving a student a powered wheelchair would be an example of this kind of technology solution.
 
  A) no-tech B) low-tech C) medium-tech D) high-tech

Question 2

Which of the following is a core principle associated with UDL and involves providing students with alternatives to acquiring information beyond a textbook?
 
  A) multiple means of engagement B) multiple means of accommodation C) multiple means of expression D) multiple means of representation



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Answer to Question 1

D) high-tech

Answer to Question 2

D) multiple means of representation



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