Chapter 9 : Management of the hearing impaired child
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Man is a social creature; he derives his livelihood and his pleasure from communication, through sight and hearing, with others and with his environment. Deafness will impair this communication and, if present from birth, may hinder or even prevent its development. Children born with a hearing loss the prelingual deaf have a much greater problem than those who acquire deafness after language development. Furthermore, children with mild or moderate degrees of hearing impairment do not usually present as many management problems as those born with a severe or profound loss.
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