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Diana is a student with a moderate hearing loss. She is in a general education classroom. Her teacher, Mr. Smith, wears a small microphone that is clipped to his collar. Diana has a receiver that is clipped to her hearing aid. What kind of device is being used in this scenario?

▸ Closed Captioning

▸ FM transmission device

▸ Induction or hearing loops

▸ Communication Access Realtime Translation

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Introduction to Contemporary Special Education

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Authors: Smith, Tyler, Skow

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