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mcmcdaniel

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According to Thomas Hehir, the key to adapting teaching strategies and classroom environments to fit the needs of all learners is
 
  a. Minimizing the impact of disability and maximizing the opportunity to participate in the world
  b. Maximizing the impact of disability and minimizing the opportunity to participate in the world
  c. Minimizing the impact of disability and minimizing the opportunity to participate in the world
  d. Maximizing the impact of disability and maximizing the opportunity to participate in the world

Question 2

This general category of devices now have multimedia and e-reader capabilities and give language learners easy access to learning games and practice exercises.
 
  What will be an ideal response?


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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

handheld devices



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