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- Click ‘Get Form’ to open the braille intermittent cues document in the editor.
- Begin with Section 10: Vision. Enter the 'Date of Last Vision Report' and provide details regarding any field loss or vision conditions as indicated.
- In the 'Visual Abilities' section, check all applicable boxes that describe the student's visual capabilities, such as reading enlarged text or using optical aids.
- For 'Alternative Output', select all tools currently used by the student, including Braille notetakers or screen readers.
- Assess the student's level of proficiency by checking the option that best describes their needs for assistance with devices.
- In the 'Writing/Handwritten Materials' section, check all relevant boxes that reflect the student's writing abilities and requirements.
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