Interesting article on the impact that even a unilateral hearing loss can have on kids.
“Now our study has shown that, on average, children with hearing loss in one ear have poorer oral language scores than children with hearing in both ears,” she says....“Parents, educators and pediatricians shouldn’t assume that having hearing in one ear means children won’t need additional assistance.”
Interesting article on the impact that even a unilateral hearing loss can have on kids.
“Now our study has shown that, on average, children with hearing loss in one ear have poorer oral language scores than children with hearing in both ears,” she says....“Parents, educators and pediatricians shouldn’t assume that having hearing in one ear means children won’t need additional assistance.”