To help a student with a mild speech disorder, a teacher should:

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To help a student with a mild speech disorder, a teacher should:

To help a student with a mild speech disorder, a teacher should:
A) avoid finishing the student's sentences when he or she is having difficulty pronouncing words.
B) ask the student to write instead of speak.
C) call on the student less frequently than others, to avoid embarrassment.
D) accentuate the way a word that is often mispronounced by the student should sound.

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