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I'm Getting a Cochlear Implant!

Learn About How I Will Hear!

Lindsay Dain
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Year
2024
Language
English
Publisher
His Little Light of Mine, LLC

About

Follow this little girl as she discovers how accessing sound with a cochlear implant is similar to but different than her typically hearing peers. This story is equally informative and entertaining. Children will love the colorful illustrations, rhythmic melody and easy to understand analogies that relate to sound and hearing. People of all ages will have a better understanding of types of hearing loss, hearing devices and the audiogram.

"I'm Getting a Cochlear Implant" is a great addition to both special and general education libraries, counselor's offices, audiology offices, ear, nose and throat offices, surgery centers and any facility who have resources for the deaf and hard of hearing population.

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