You are sitting in class while your teacher explains a new lesson. They turn toward the board while continuing to talk, and you miss important parts of the explanation., Ask the teacher to stop writing on the board entirely, Ask to leave the room during lectures, Ask classmates to reteach the lesson after class every day, Ask for preferential seating and for the teacher to face the class when speaking, You are in a class discussion where students call out answers from around the room. You can hear voices but can’t always tell who is speaking or what they said., Ask to skip class discussions, Ask the teacher to lower their voice, Ask for one speaker at a time and for the teacher to repeat or summarize comments, Ask classmates to whisper their comments, You are working in a small group, and everyone talks at the same time. The classroom is noisy, and you are unsure what your group is supposed to do., Ask to work alone on all group projects, Ask group members to stop talking, Ask for a different grading system, Ask for written instructions and a smaller or quieter group setting, Your teacher plays a video during class. The sound is unclear, and there are no captions, so you miss key information., Ask to watch a different video than the class, Ask for closed captions or a transcript, Ask classmates to explain the video afterward, Ask the teacher to skip videos entirely, Before a quiz, the teacher gives verbal instructions while students are moving and talking. You miss part of the directions and feel uncertain about how to start., Ask for fewer test questions, Ask the teacher to read each test question aloud, Ask for unlimited time on all tests, Ask for written test instructions and time to clarify directions, An announcement comes over the intercom during class. The sound is muffled, and you don’t understand it, but other students react right away., Ask to leave class during announcements, Ask for the intercom to be turned off, Ask for important announcements to be written or reviewed afterward, Ask classmates to ignore announcements, A fire drill starts suddenly. The alarm sounds, and the teacher gives quick verbal directions that you cannot clearly hear., Ask to be excused from all drills, Ask for visual alerts and a designated person to help communicate instructions, Ask for the alarm volume to be lowered, Ask to exit the building independently, On a field trip, instructions are given outside where there is traffic and background noise. You miss where to meet and what time to return., Ask to stay at school instead of attending the field trip, Ask the teacher to shout instructions, Ask classmates to stay with you at all times, Ask for a written schedule and instructions, You walk into class and see there is a substitute teacher. They speak quickly and don’t seem aware of your hearing loss., Ask the substitute to teach differently only for you, Ask to leave class when there is a substitute, Ask classmates to manage communication for you, Ask for your accommodation plan to be shared with the substitute, You are in a school assembly in the gym. The speaker’s voice echoes, and you struggle to understand what is being said., Ask for preferential seating and access to captions or a written summary, Ask the speaker to stand closer only to you, Ask friends to whisper explanations, Ask to skip all assemblies

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