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- University of Mississippi
- University of Mississippi

... deaf children. Deaf adults claim that hearing technologies devalue the Deaf community by promoting the idea that people born deaf have a disability in need of remediation. Hearing parents of deaf children argue that they want their child to be able to make achievements in life to the best of their a ...
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... 1.26 Occasionally the methods of the Guidelines will result in an impairment value which is not a whole number (eg an assessment of peripheral nerve impairment in the upper extremity). All such values must be rounded to the nearest whole number before moving from one degree of impairment to the nex ...
COMMUNICATION-RELATED OUTCOMES OF COCHLEAR IMPLANT USE BY LATE-IMPLANTED PRELINGUALLY
COMMUNICATION-RELATED OUTCOMES OF COCHLEAR IMPLANT USE BY LATE-IMPLANTED PRELINGUALLY

... Cochlear implantation of prelingually deafened adults is a contentious issue and information about the outcomes of late-implanted prelingually deafened (LIPD) adults is still largely undocumented. The question this study set out to answer, is what impact a late cochlear implantation has on the commu ...
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... According to Tyler and Tye-Murray (1991), cochlear implants have an enormous impact on the lives of thousands of postlingually deafened adults and recipients derive substantial benefit from this type of rehabilitative device, especially when they use it in conjunction with speech reading. Cochlear i ...
Clinical Practice Guideline: Otitis Media with Effusion (Update)
Clinical Practice Guideline: Otitis Media with Effusion (Update)

... regarding the importance of follow-up to ensure that hearing is normal when OME resolves and to exclude an underlying sensorineural hearing loss; (2) should determine if a child with OME is at increased risk for speech, language, or learning problems from middle ear effusion because of baseline sens ...
Central Auditory System and Central Auditory Processing Disorders
Central Auditory System and Central Auditory Processing Disorders

... causing alterations in tonotopic maps in the more rostral auditory system, even in adult animals. Central auditory processing is often frequencyspecific. The temporal processes needed for normal auditory function are diverse, which is to be expected given the heterogeneous ways in which auditory eve ...
LINEAR FREQUENCY TRANSPOSITION AND WORD RECOGNITION ABILITIES OF CHILDREN WITH MODERATE-TO-SEVERE
LINEAR FREQUENCY TRANSPOSITION AND WORD RECOGNITION ABILITIES OF CHILDREN WITH MODERATE-TO-SEVERE

... language skills due to the risk of acoustic feedback and the narrower frequency spectrum of conventional amplification. The purpose of this study was to investigate word recognition abilities of children with moderate-to-severe hearing loss using hearing aids with linear frequency transposition. Sev ...
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Extended frequency amplification, speech recognition and

... neuroplasticity (Cole & Flexer, 2007:80). Infants and children diagnosed with a mild to profound degree hearing loss (identified during the first six months of life) and who are provided with immediate and appropriate intervention, have significantly better speech and language outcomes than later-id ...
Hearing impairment and cochlear implants A conversation analytic
Hearing impairment and cochlear implants A conversation analytic

... Paper three focuses on a specific type of response particle, the German change-ofstate token ‘aha’ and how it is used by a teacher in the classroom. ‘Aha’ has been documented to display surprise, thus indicating that an utterance has informed the speaker and marking an epistemic shift from that of – ...
Cochlear Implants in Children: A Review
Cochlear Implants in Children: A Review

... with some language ability, it is not suitable for use with very young children whose speech perception, production and language skills are undeveloped, independent of their degree of hearing loss, and for whom, due to behavioural and cognitive developmental issues, it is very difficult to assess sp ...
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Minimal Hearing Loss in Children: The Facts and the

... loss (UHL) on speech-language, auditory, and psychoeducational outcomes in children (Bess and Tharpe 1986; Bess, Tharpe and Gibler 1986; Culbertson and Gilbert 1986; Klee and Davis-Dansky 1986). Prior to that time, most hearing professionals assumed that children with UHL would experience little if ...
Model EHCP Kirsty - National Deaf Children`s Society
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You may a complete copy of the guidelines ().

... and concurred that the most appropriate designation was“auditory neuropathy spectrum disorder”(ANSD). Three principle factors drove this consensus. First, despite potentially inexact usage, the term“auditory neuropathy”has gained wide-spread acceptance, both in the professional literature and among ...
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Colorado Resource Guide For Families of Children Who Are

... decisions facing any family are theirs alone to make, with information and support from professionals. There is no one "right" way when it comes to finding the program that will empower a child to succeed. His or her needs, as well as the needs of the family, will change with time. It is very import ...
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audiology - ENT and Audiology News

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Consensus Paper 2012 HEARING TO GROW UP
Consensus Paper 2012 HEARING TO GROW UP

... A number of different approaches can be used to identify hearing loss in newborns and infants. There is widespread agreement that the best approach is the universal newborn screening procedure using otoacoustic emissions (OAE) testing or auditory brainstem response (ABR). However, where such program ...
Parenting a Child with Hearing Loss
Parenting a Child with Hearing Loss

... the language skills to one day become an excellent reader! If your baby has difficulty hearing, the growing brain misses out on hearing all those words and making those important brain connections. Children with hearing loss who cannot hear words and speech in their environment will have an extremel ...
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Outcomes of Children with Hearing Loss a study of children

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Verbotonal Speech Treatment (2006 revised 2012)

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(2014) Living with hearing impairment
(2014) Living with hearing impairment

... obstacles in most areas of their lives: aims to go beyond hearing impairment as a • In education settings, miscommunication can result medical concern by highlighting the experience of people who are deaf or hard of hearing. It stresses in poor grades. Educators can be unaware that in particular the ...
the developing child with unilateral hearing loss
the developing child with unilateral hearing loss

... This step-by-step guide accompanies PowerPoint materials that have been developed to share with families after unilateral hearing loss has been diagnosed, typically in infancy secondary to identification through newborn hearing screening. This guide will review background information regarding what ...
Virginia`s Resource Guide for Families of Children with Hearing Loss
Virginia`s Resource Guide for Families of Children with Hearing Loss

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Module 5 : Including Children with Hearing Impairment
Module 5 : Including Children with Hearing Impairment

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The High-Risk Factors for hearing loss - Clinical Trials Registry
The High-Risk Factors for hearing loss - Clinical Trials Registry

... demonstrated. Identification and intervention before age 6 months can have a significant impact on the development of expressive and receptive language. The finding that language scores were not significantly different between the children identified later truly establishes the critical period of ea ...
Helping Deaf Children to Hear and Talk
Helping Deaf Children to Hear and Talk

... The next phase will involve an audiological evaluation of the child’s hearing to confirm the type and degree of hearing loss and to establish the auditory benefit the child is gaining from their hearing aids. Auditory Brainstem Response (ABR) testing will be arranged for children who are too young o ...
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Specific language impairment

Specific language impairment (SLI) is diagnosed when a child's language does not develop normally and the difficulties cannot be accounted for by generally slow development, physical abnormality of the speech apparatus, autism spectrum disorder, acquired brain damage or hearing loss. Twin studies have shown that it is strongly genetic.
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