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ESRI Research Seminar: ‘Disability Through The Lifecourse’

The Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI) held a conference in Dublin, ‘Disability Through The Lifecourse‘, on September 16th, 2014. This event was very relevant to Sound Advice, with the keynote speaker, Professor Sheila Riddell from the University of Edinburgh, citing post-school transitions research from NDCS in her keynote presentation. Most of the social group profiled from

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Image10 years ago 2 Comments Education, Hearingcollege, communication, deaf, dublin, economic, education, esri, family, further, grades, graduate, hearing, higher, Ireland, labour, learn, mainstream, market, NDCS, outcomes, parents, placement, read, reading, school, schools, skills, social, speech, students, teachers, transitions, trends, work

Long-Term Benefits Of Smarter Cochlear Implants

Children who receive cochlear implants can progress for several years afterward, a longitudinal research project by Penn State University shows. In a milestone multi-year study, the researchers found students’ peer relationships were impacted by teacher and peer acceptance within a school. Positive Long-Term Outcomes of Cochlear Implantation “We didn’t actually know how implanted children would do

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11 years ago 2 Comments Education, Hearing, Language Developmentacoustic, acoustics, app, assistant, child, children, cochlear, device, ear, environment, families, family, hear, hearing, implant, intelligent, interface, long-term, longitudinal, longterm, model, outcome, outcomes, parent, parents, remote, research, smart, smarter, speech, study, talk, talking, technology

Deaf Education Conference – March 4, 2010

A conference on The Future of Deaf Education in Ireland took place at The Croke Park Conference Centre in Dublin, on March 4th, 2010. The conference saw the launch of a new policy document compiled by DeafHear.ie, The Catholic Institute of Deaf People and the IDS that aimed to set out a new future for

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