Who Tells Us How to Be Good At Hearing Loss? | Hearing Health & Technology Matters
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Who Tells Us How to Be Good At Hearing Loss? | Hearing Health & Technology Matters
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In Colorado, he learned to use cardinal directions, and can now often figure out which way he’s facing from the feeling of the sun on his face. But, he added, “it’s not like once you leave CCB, you’ll never get lost again.” This is useful practical advice for any blind traveler, but also points to a larger idea that blindness can offer anyone: the
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Because hearing loss usually occurs so gradually, most people find ways to cope with it. Some are exceptionally good at bluffing or “filling in the blanks” of conversations-until they just can’t cover it up anymore. Most people who have a hearing problem don’t realize what a drag it can be for your spouse and friends. Continually asking th... See more
Because hearing loss usually occurs so gradually, most people find ways to cope with it. Some are exceptionally good at bluffing or “filling in the blanks” of conversations-until they just can’t cover it up anymore. Most people who have a hearing problem don’t realize what a drag it can be for your spouse and friends. Continually asking th... See more
Daily Review | Readwise
Congenital or early-onset hearing loss poses significant challenges in children, impacting the development of communication skills, cognitive abilities, psychosocial skills, and academic outcomes