Hearing impairment
Updated: 23/08/16
Children with a hearing impairment may experience
http://www.scope.org.uk/support/professionals/learning-together/impairment-conditions/hearing
- difficulty following instructions through not hearing all the words clearly.
- tiredness – the effort of having to listen carefully can lead to poor concentration and frustration.
- difficulty with social interaction, especially in noisy environments.
- self-confidence in speaking and being understood.
- issues owing to patchy learning if hearing issues were not resolved when the child started school.
- Information
- ADHD and ADD
- Attachment Disorder
- Autism
- Behaviour difficulties
- Children and Young People
- Critical Incident, Trauma and Bereavement
- Deafness
- Depression
- Dyscalculia (specific learning difficulties)
- Dyslexia (specific learning difficulties)
- Dyspraxia (specific learning difficulties)
- Early Years
- Eating Disorder
- Emotional and Mental Health
- Hearing impairment
- Identification of needs descriptors in educational settings (INDES)
- Learning and cognition difficulties (including behaviour for learning)
- Moderate Learning Difficulties
- Multi-sensory impairment
- Other
- Parents/Carers
- Physical Disability
- Physical disability (including physical and neurological impairment, medical, independence and sensory)
- Post-traumatic stress disorder
- Preparing for and responding to Critical Incidents
- Profound and Multiple learning difficulties
- Promoting positive mental health and developing resilience
- Schools/Academies
- Self-harm and suicide prevention
- Severe Learning difficulties
- Social communication and interaction
- Social, Emotional and Mental Health
- Speech, language and Communication Needs
- Stress
- Suicide prevention
- Supporting bereaved children and creating a bereavement friendly school
- Supporting children following trauma
- Vision impairment
- Visual Impairment
- Working Memory
