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The Impact and Importance of Hearing Screenings - Hearing Screenings Are Crucial to Minimize the Impact of Hearing Loss on a Child's Development and Educational Achievements. Early identification will impact a child's ability to develop language, communication and social skills. Unidentified hearing loss can cause increased rate of grade failure and greater need for educational assistance. Behaviors such as low attention, lack of motivation, poor attention in class, and reduced class participation may be a result of unidentified or poorly managed hearing loss. Get the full infographic at edaud.org/edaudawarenessweek/ #edaudweek #EdAudAdvocacy
The Impact and Importance of Hearing Screenings - Over Half of Instructional Activity in the Classroom Involves Listening. (ANSI S12.60-2002). Classroom teachers rely on screening information to ensure that children hear adequately to access instruction and progress academically. The ability to hear provides the foundations for development of spoken language, literacy and acquisition of phonemic skills. Get the full infographic at edaud.org/edaudawarenessweek/ #edaudweek #EdAudAdvocacy
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EAA is co-hosting a webinar, Identifying Children with Hearing Loss: The Key Roles of Speech-Language Pathologists and Educational Audiologist in Evidence-Based Screening and Follow-up, with ASHA and NCHAM during #EdAudWeek TODAY Wed, Oct. 23rd at 3pm ET. The webinar will explore the increased prevalence of hearing loss in school-aged children and the impact of school hearing screenings can have. ![]()
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Register here: www.infanthearing.org/webinars/2024/10-23-24-Identifying-Children-with-Hearing-Loss-The-Key-Roles... ![]()
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The webinar will also be available on NCHAM’s website for those who cannot join live!
The Impact and Importance of Hearing Screenings - Hearing Loss Can Happen at Any Age. Newborn hearing screening will not identify all hearing losses. Genetic causes, birth complications, chronic ear infections, noise exposure, infectious diseases and use of particular drugs can all result in hearing loss. Screening beyond the newborn period is critical to identify children with hearing needs. Get the full infographic at edaud.org/edaudawarenessweek/ #edaudweek #EdAudAdvocacy
The Impact and Importance of Hearing Screenings - Involvement of an Audiologist is Critical. In order to provide an efficient, cost effective and successful screening program an audiologist should be involved in training and management. An audiologist has the unique knowledge needed to ensure a screening process will correctly identify all children with auditory disorders and provide appropriate referral, intervention, and management oversight. Get the full infographic at edaud.org/edaudawarenessweek/ #edaudweek #EdAudAdvocacy
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