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Guide to Hearing Impairment
When you start complaining that you can't hear something or you notice that people around you are turning the television or stereo 
down or even when you start hearing a ringing in your ears, you may be suffering from some part of hearing impairment. A condition which can lead to either impairment or deafness all together should be checked by your doctor, in order to diagnose the correct treatment if available.
This is a guide to hearing impairment, offering articles, information, tips, and tricks in regards to the symptoms of hearing loss, deafness, and impairment, what you should look for, what you should tell your doctor, and a look at many who live in a world without sound.
| Hearing Impairments - What Are the Causes?
Do you have students who constantly miss information, or complain about you mumbling or slurring your words? Do they tend to misunderstand instructions or become lost in conversation?... |
Hearing Impairment: Types and Causes
Sensory development of a child is very crucial in his/her developmental growth. The infant begins his/ her perceptual development at the tender age of one month. Parents can... |
| Phys Ed Teachers: Put the Whistle Away for Hearing Impaired Students
In Physical Education class, it is vital to consider the needs of children with a hearing impairment. Your direct teaching, demonstrations and safety instructions all depend on your... |
Syndromic and Non-syndromic as Types of Hereditary Deafness
The primary cause of hearing impairment can still be traced to genetics. The strange aspect of this fact is that a child may inherit deafness even when both parents suffered no hearing... |
| Hearing Impairment - What Teachers Should Know about Educational Services for Hearing Impaired Children
Hearing impairment covers a range of levels, from children who have a mild hearing loss to those who are totally deaf. Teachers need a number of strategies to work well in the classroom... |
The Impact of Hearing Impairment and Reading Performance
How are hearing impairment and reading performance related? This article discusses the connection between the two, as well as the research findings involving their relationship... |