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Going to the Hospital With a Hearing Aid or Hearing Implant
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10 Top Tips For Teachers: How To Support Children With Hearing Loss In Online Classrooms
Since the swift move from traditional to online classrooms, students and teachers all over the world have had to quickly adapt to a new way of learning and teaching. Learning in the online classroom can pose challenges for students with hearing loss. Here are 10 top tips to share with your child’s teacher or education
Cleaning Your Audio Processor: Special Guidance Relating To COVID-19 (Coronavirus)
During these unprecedented times, the World Health Organisation (WHO) have communicated their guidelines on hygiene and how we can all protect ourselves and others from becoming infected with COVID-19. This information can be found here. Some of our users have also asked how they should take care of MED-EL’s audio processors during the coronavirus pandemic.
How to Deal With Questions About Your Hearing Implant
Throughout your hearing journey, friends, family, colleagues and other people you meet will probably be curious about that cool technology on your head—your hearing implant. People will always be interested in technology they don’t see often, and so they may ask questions to learn more.
How To Use MED-EL’s Lesson Kits With Your Child
We know many of you are facing the challenge of how to continue to develop your child’s listening and language skills at home. But did you know that we have 26 themed lesson kits that can be used to help develop your child’s skills?
Be A Better Communicator: Understand Your Communication Styles
Hearing loss affects not just how someone hears, but how they communicate. To overcome this people tend to develop a particular communication style, and we can group these into three basic communication styles: passive, assertive, and aggressive. If you’ve got hearing loss, understanding your own communication style can help you to better communicate. As you