Which category covers visual impairment with or without correction?

Which category covers visual impairment with or without correction?

• A. Cognitive Delay
• B. Visually Handicapped
• C. Other Health Impairment
• D. Mentally Retarded/Intellectually Disabled

Answer: (B)

Visual impairment is the focus here. The category that fits is Visually Handicapped, because it specifically covers students whose primary challenge is vision, whether or not it can be corrected with glasses or other aids. The other options point to cognitive or intellectual difficulties or to health-related issues that affect learning in general, not to vision. So, the term that directly describes a vision-related impairment, with or without correction, is the best fit.

Visual impairment is the focus here. The category that fits is Visually Handicapped, because it specifically covers students whose primary challenge is vision, whether or not it can be corrected with glasses or other aids. The other options point to cognitive or intellectual difficulties or to health-related issues that affect learning in general, not to vision. So, the term that directly describes a vision-related impairment, with or without correction, is the best fit.