Hearing and Auditory Rehabilitation for Speech-language Pathology Practice
Fundamental treatments for addressing the communication needs of individuals with hearing difficulties in speech-language pathology practice.
Summary
What you’ll be able to do
Describe how sound is produced and define properties of sound
Name and describe internal and external structures and functions of the ear.
Define the types of hearing loss and their effects across the lifespan.
Explain audiologist’s reports and create reports for audiologists to share the patient’s advancement in auditory and linguistic skills.
Explain characteristics, advantages, and disadvantages of contemporary styles of hearing aids as well as cochlear implants.
Compare and contrast communication modes and approaches for facilitating oral language development in deaf children.
Describe Assistive Listening Devices
Design auditory, speech, and language lesson plans for children with hearing loss based on data gathered from assessments.
Develop active listening and counseling skills when treating families of children with hearing loss.
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- Declared in Communication Sciences & Disorders MS
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Fundamental treatments for addressing the communication needs of individuals with hearing difficulties.
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- Sound production and properties
- Ear structures and functions
- Types of hearing loss and lifespan effects
- Hearing aids and cochlear implants
- Communication modes for deaf children
- Assistive Listening Devices
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- Create reports for audiologists regarding patient advancement
- Design auditory, speech, and language lesson plans
- Develop active listening and counseling skills
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