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Monday, July 30, 2007

Blog 7 - Clinic week 7

This week I did not see anybody in clinic. It was a slow last week. I decided to research and find an article of something I was interested in....cochlear implants. This article talks about a child who received a cochlear implant. She was the youngest of 4 children and only her oldest sister could communicate with her. Her parents both worked a lot and did not spend much time with the family. It describes the process of her cochlear implant and how well she did. I think it is important to realize our role when dealing with parents of children who are receiving a cochlear implant. It is important to work with the parents, teachers, etc. I enjoyed reading the article, hope you guys like it :)

Have a good few weeks off and see ya soon :)


Spencer, L., Tye-Murray, N., Kelsay, D., & Teagle, H. (1998) Learning to Use the Cochlear Implant: A Child Who Beat the Odds, American Journal of Audiology, 7, 24 - 29.

1 Comments:

At 3:43 PM, Blogger Gayle said...

What specific implications or recommendations did you find in the article? What do we need to be doing to help our CI children develop speech and language?

 

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