Mr. Tyler is waiting in the dining room for lunchto be served. He asks for help deciding onwhich foods he would like that meal.Mr. Tyler is hard of hearing, you repeat optionsseveral times. He struggles to hear you. Whatcan you do to promote better hearing andunderstanding of your message?

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Chapter11: Special Senses: The Eyes And Ears

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