Ken is a ten-year-old student with deaf-blindness who attends Railor Elementary School. His teacher is planning for accommodations that can be made in Ken's fourth-grade general education classroom. All the following are accommodations that the teacher can implement specifically for students with deaf-blindness EXCEPT ________.

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Traditional calculators are not specifically designed for students with deaf-blindness. Accommodations for these students typically involve tactile or auditory aids, and traditional calculators do not provide the necessary adaptations to be fully accessible. Large print texts, braille materials, and manual communication are all direct accommodations that address the unique needs of students with deaf-blindness.

Ken Is a Ten-Year-Old Student with Deaf-Blindness Who Attends Railor