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Run by the Sensory Service, Support Team for Deaf Children
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Title
Creating a Hearing Friendly School
Description of training
Primary and Secondary
Content: The impact of listening conditions on learning for deaf, hearing impaired and hearing students:
· Background noise and how to deal with it
· Acoustic issues in schools:
o What to look out for and what impact it can have.
o Advice on carrying out a basic audit of listening conditions in school
· How to improve listening conditions in schools:
o Simple solutions to improve acoustics
o Other strategies for supporting learning
Outcomes: Staff will be able to use new awareness to identify and address conditions in their schools thereby improving the listening/learning experience for all pupils.
Suitable for
Teachers, SENCOs and managers in schools
Delivered by
Educational Audiologists
Date/s, times and venue
Wednesday 18 October 2017
0900-1230
The View Room, Margaret Macmillan Tower
To book by 4 October 2017
Refreshments
Refreshments are included with drinks on arrival and mid-morning
Price
£55 per person
Published: 29/09/2017 Audience: Teachers, SENCOs and managers in schools Contact: Tracey Wright
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