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Issues 13

Ten Commandments For Kids With Hearing Issues

Infants who get hearing-intervention by six months old have better results, according to multiple researchers. Dedicated audiologists aim for a one-three-six model of good practice: screening by one month old hearing-aid/s by three months, and spoken language intervention by six months   Read: Ten Hearing-Commandments For Children Infants’ consistent use of hearing-devices from their first

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Link11 years ago Education, Hearing, Language Developmentaccess, audio, birth, book, books, child, children, communication, concept, deaf, detection, early, family, hearing, intervention, issues, language, learn, learning, literacy, mainstream, newborn, parent, parents, preschool, reading, social, speech, support, test, visual, words

“Why Are Hearing Difficulties So Exhausting?”

Most people who’re severely to profoundly deaf (even with digital hearing-devices) will mention recurring exhaustion from “actively listening” all the time to communicate, to receive and remember daily facts, and to process at warp-speed detail that’s fed to you – in its incompleteness or entirety. A multi-choice survey on the “Hearing Ourselves Think” blog by

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11 years ago 1 Comment Captions, Education, Hearingbreak, child, children, college, comprehend, comprehension, concentration, device, devices, down time, experience, fatigue, hearing, hearing device, information, issue, issues, listening, off, pace, quiet, quiet time, rest, retain, retention, silence, skills, take, teen, time, time-out, understand, understanding, university, year, years, yourself

International Teen Summer Camp (UK, July 2012)

In July 2011, The Ear Foundation (Nottingham, UK) held its first international teen summer camp in Yorkshire, for 19 teens from five European countries, who between them had 7 different types of cochlear implant processors. The camp is running again from July 23 to 27 2012, at the same venue: St John’s School, Boston Spa,

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13 years ago Hearingcamp, cochlear, deaf, ear, experience, experiences, Foundation, fun, hard, hearing, international, issues, learning, of, summer, teen, teenage, teenagers, teens, The Ear Foundation, UK, Yorkshire

Proposed SNA Cuts – Just The Tip Of An Iceberg?

[Published in 2011] Proposed cuts to special-needs assistant (SNA) and resource teaching hours got extensive coverage in the recent national press, after the government announced a reduction in education support services from September 2011. Some deaf children (on a needs basis) have access to SNAs at mainstream schools, maybe with weekly resource-teaching hours approved by

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14 years ago 5 Comments Education, HearingBarnardos, case, challenge, classes, classroom, court, courts, cuts, education, fergus finlay, hours, inclusion, inclusive, issues, legal, obligations, resource, revision, Ruari Quinn, SENO, SNA, supports, teach, teacher, teaching, tutor, tutoring

The Telford Model For Early Intervention Services

Following a major review of audiology services in Ireland that revealed a history of neglect towards essential pediatric hearing services, a national newborn hearing testing programme (UNHS) began in Cork in April 2011. The test, to screen for deafness in newborn babies, enables earlier intervention for family-centered child-language development and a national roll-out of the UNHS

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14 years ago Education, Hearing, Language Developmentactivities, activity, aid, auditory verbal therapy, avt, child, cochlear, community, counseling, counselling, curricular, curriculum, deafness, development, device, devices, early, education, environment, extra, family, fun, hearing, hotline, HSE, inclusion, intervention, Ireland, issues, language, learning, pathways, school, sensory, shropshire, sibling, social, speech, spoken, support, technology, telford, vocabulary, words

Transitioning From Primary To Secondary School

Moving from primary to secondary school is a process all students undergo and can be quite daunting. Transitioning is also a crucial stage in a pre-teen child’s development, as their experiences at the time can significantly impact their later academic and social skills. For parents, the leap from primary to post-primary education can be difficult,

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14 years ago 3 Comments Education, Hearingaccessible, averse, challenge, challenges, challenging, change, cochlear, concept, deaf, deafness, decision, decisions, devices, education, explain, explaining, families, family, FM, FM system, hard of hearing, hearing, inclusive, independence, independent, Ireland, irish, issues, needs, network, parent, parenting, parents, resource, risk, risky, SEN, social, soundfield, student, students, supervision, support, system, teach, teacher, teachers, teaching, training, transition, transitioning, visual, words

Drogheda YSI Group Reaches National Showcase

In late 2010, a Young Social Innovators group in Drogheda, Co Louth, asked IDK to advise on their project. These students are now short-listed for the 10th Young Social Innovators annual showcase in Dublin on May 11, 2011. Read about the Louth students’ project >> Sixty projects were short-listed from over 350 social-action projects pitched

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14 years ago 1 Comment Hearingaccess, accessibility, action, audiology, captioning, captions, civic, deaf, dragon, entrepreneur, founder, Google, hearing, inclusion, inclusive, Innovators, issues, justice, Mary Davis, mary lawlor, newborn, region, regional, schooling, schools, Sean Gallagher, service, showcase, social, society, special, students, SVP, test, young, young social innovators, YouTube, YSI

Supported Mainstream Education Of Deaf Children

Interested in mainstream education for deaf children, from preschool stage? Want to know more about the issues, experiences and available supports? If so, IDK welcomes you to a FREE morning information session, “Choice, Options, Possibilities”, on March 4th, 2011, in Dublin city centre. The session includes presentations from: Parents of deaf children on their experiences

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14 years ago 6 Comments Captions, Education, Hearing, Language Developmentchild, children, choice, cochlear, communication, creche, daynuv.com. daynuv. visiting, deaf, deafness, education, experiences, family, free, hard, hear, hearing, home, inclusive, information, irish, ISL, issues, language, learn, learning, liaison, literacy, mainstream, morning, of, options, parent, parents, possibilities, preschool, presentations, raising, read, school, schools, service, session, social, speech, stage, student, students, support, supported, supports, teacher, teachers, training, UCC, visual, words

Supported Mainstream Education Of Deaf Children

Interested in mainstream education for deaf children? Want to know more about the issues, experiences and available supports? UPDATE: This event is postponed to the new year. If so, IDK welcomes you to a FREE morning information session, “Choice, Options, Possibilities”, on December 3rd, 2010, in Dublin city centre. The session includes presentations from: Parents

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14 years ago Hearingchild, children, choice, cochlear, communication, daynuv.com. daynuv. visiting, deaf, deafness, education, experiences, family, free, hard, hearing, home, inclusive, information, irish, ISL, issues, language, learn, learning, liaison, literacy, mainstream, of, options, parent, parents, possibilities, preschool, raising, read, school, schools, service, session, social, speech, student, students, support, supported, teacher, teachers, training, UCC, visual, words

Newborn Hearing Tests Support Early Intervention

A strong case for newborn hearing tests is made with a recent study in the Netherlands, published in the Journal of the American Medical Association. Detection At Birth Gave Better Quality Of Life Children whose hearing issues were found at birth, had a better quality of life aged 3 and 5, than babies tested at

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