Our Services
- Access to an educational audiologist
- Yearly In-services by an educational audiologist
- Access to equipment/hearing assistive technology (HAT)
- Review of audiograms with staff, counseling on how hearing loss effects students access to curriculum
- Review of auditory processing disorder (APD) reports with staff, counseling on how the students APD effects the student’s ability to access curriculum
- Classroom observations to formulate recommendations for teaching strategies, acoustic modifications, and hearing assistive technology (HAT) to help improve access to communication for student with hearing loss or auditory processing disorder
- Attendance at IEP, 504, or other team meetings
- Selection and fitting of HAT (including verification via a trial period or functional listening evaluation)
- Performance of functional listening evaluations for students existing equipment
- In-services for HAT; counseling on why it is needed, how it works, how to maintain, and identifying staff and student roles in managing the equipment.
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Visit our new student referral process page or Keystone Classroom protocol page to see what our recommended timeline of student services is.