Hearing Impairment

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hearing loss and hearing function measured in  
units of dBHL
air conduction  
sounds detected through the usual auditory route
bone conduction  
sound conducted directly into the cochlea through the bone in the skull
conductive hearing loss  
physical damage or obstruction to the outer or middle ear
neural hearing loss  
permanent damage to hair cells or nerves in the inner ear
conductive hearing loss example  
normal bone conduction and impaired air conduction
causes of conductive hearing loss  
ear infection, earwax, hole in eardrum, fluid in middle ear
neural hearing loss example 
impaired bone conduction, and impaired air conduction
causes of neural hearing loss  
damage to hair cells, damage to auditory nerve, neurodegeneration (noise exposure or age)
when is a hearing aid needed?  
if hearing less than 55dBHL

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Hearing Impairment

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1.4 Willingham’s Learning Theory

17.4.1 Learning Theory

4.3.2 Distance Learning

2.4.2 Discovery Learning

Unit 13: Eating Behaviour

2.2.3 Eating animals

5.2 Learning Approaches

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7.2 **Reading Comprehension**

5.3.3 Lifelong Learning

7.4 The Roaring Twenties

1.3.2 Impact on Learning

2.4.1 Readiness for Learning

6.2.1. Close Reading Task

Explorations in Creative Reading and Writing

2.2.3 Eating Animals:

7.2 Reading Comprehension