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Special Considerations for Parents Raising a Teenager with Hearing Loss - Oticon Brochure
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Informational handout by Oticon for families of teenagers with hearing loss. Includes strategies for supporting hearing aid use in teens who are resisting use.
Customized MacArthur MCDI - Checklist Level 1 - Age 8 - 18 Months
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MacArthur Communicative Development Inventories (MCDI) Vocabulary Checklist Level 1. For ages 8-13 months and 14-18 months. Receptive and Expressive vocabulary. Customized for responses that are verba
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l, in sign, and cued.
Music Skills and Learning to Listen
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Music
training has been shown to improve listening skills in children with cochlear
implants and hearing aids. Music training can help these children improve
their perception of pitch, ph
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rasing, timbre, and rhythm. These are skills that are readily transferable to
language perception. Article includes creating ways to use music to learn to listen along with considerations for the music
teacher.
Communication Options - Overview
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This introductory resource explores the choices of different options of communication. Includes ASL, LSLS, SimCom, Cued SpeECH-, auditory oral.
Hearing Tech - Bone Conduction
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Describes the parts of a bone conduction hearing aid, how it transmits sound, and manufacturers.
Article: Strategies for Developing Communication with Infants Whose Multiple Disabilities Include Visual Impairment and Hearing Loss
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Article from California Deaf-Blind Services on specific strategies for developing communication in infants with hearing loss.
Self-Concept: School-Age Children with Hearing Loss
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Describes self-concept in school-age children and strategies to help children improve their level of self-concept.
Speech Goals at Home: Ideas for Parents
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Volta Voices article for families of young children with hearing loss. Including: What to talk about, daily practice, repetition, consistent amplification.
Social Skill Areas - Definitions and Critera
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The four major social skill areas are defined and operationalized for elementary and secondary learners: compliment, questions, small talk, and criticisms. It is followed by extensive examples of how
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to elicit social responses from students.
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