Hearing Impaired
ACCESS Group Inc. Student/Client Profile: Hearing Impaired Students and Children
- Most ACCESS students and clients who are hearing impaired use hearing aids.
- Some ACCESS students and clients have cochlear implants.
- ACCESS does not have a signing program. Rather, ACCESS employs an oral program for hearing impaired students and clients.
- The ACCESS preferred reading method, The DuBard Association Method, was originally designed for hearing impaired children.
- Hearing impaired students and clients must meet other admissions criteria.
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