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: As students complete each grade level, the new teacher should talk with the previous teacher. These meetings are stepping stones into the future for the teacher and the student. Effective communication between the student and teacher make a difference. Alternative study methods inspire students to learn. Students may benefit from after-class tutoring and study assistance. Educational Facts on Hearing Loss
Young children with hearing loss tend to lag in developing comprehension skills. Speech impediments are more noticeable and interfere with the development of language and communications. Learning to participate in social activities is problematic and intimidating. Poor academic performance (frustration) can trigger a child’s poor behavior. Lower academic performances emerge between first and fourth grades.