Title: Hearing Impairment in the Classroom - Classful
Headings: Hearing Impairment in the Classroom
Child
Hearing Impairment in the Classroom
Hearing Impairment in the Classroom
Learning about Hearing Loss
Classroom Study Aids
Understanding What Hearing Loss Means
Funding Classroom Assistance
Educational Facts on Hearing Loss

Content: Hearing impaired students are challenged to keep up with the day-to-day lectures. A student’s outlook on school performance and study habits can be improved by modifying the instructional methods. By incorporating these methods into the curriculum, teachers impact the classroom values, student reactions, and overall testing results. These visual tools can also help normal hearing children who are struggling with school work. Understanding What Hearing Loss Means
Hearing disability levels range depending on the cause, and the condition affects each student differently. Some students with hearing aids still have difficulty hearing, because there is a disparity in how the sound resonates. There is also a difference between deafness and hearing loss. Some students with hearing loss can hear high pitches while others can only distinguish low tones. Teachers have an innate ability to listen. They need to talk with the student and ask about their difficulties.