LATEST POSTS
How can we improve outcomes for babies with hearing loss?
All the research has shown that if babies wear technology 10 or more hours/day... Read More
More about Pediatric Audiology
When I was supervising new audiologists I always recommend a very old book about... Read More
School is starting – we hope (I think)
School is starting again and everyone needs to remember what it is like for... Read More
The LMH Test For Monitoring Listening – Jane Madell and Joan Hewitt
Today’s blog discusses a new test for monitoring listening developed by Jane Madell and... Read More
What is Pediatric Audiology?
As I travel around (mostly by zoom of late) talking with different groups, I... Read More
Providing Equal Communication Access In School
Children with hearing loss need access to classroom information. Ideally, they would be able... Read More
Welcoming the Child with Hearing Loss to School
Most teachers know very little about hearing loss. If they know someone with... Read More
Incidental hearing
Unfortunately, the world is a noisy place. That’s bad enough for a child with... Read More
CARING ABOUT COUNSELING – Johnnie Sexton
This issue of the blog is being written by my good friend Johnnie Sexton.... Read More
Listening and Learning Strategies
With today’s technology, almost every child has the ability to learn to listen. No... Read More
A New Test for Children With Hearing Loss
The University of Western Ontario has developed a new test to help evaluate hearing... Read More
What to Look for in a Pre-school Program
Now that summer is half over it’s time to think about the fall. What... Read More
When Kids Have Poor Speech Production
I recently consulted with a family which was concerned about the educational performance of... Read More
The Value of Musical Training
Nina Kraus and Samira Anderson have demonstrated the value of music for improving auditory... Read More