Titlebook: Hearing Impairment; An Invisible Disabil Jun-Ichi Suzuki (President of Hearing Internationa Book 2004 Springer-Verlag Tokyo 2004 Deafness.H

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Hearing Impairment in Nepalothers. The finger counting numbers of deaf people seen in the community are just the tip of an iceberg. Secondly all the deafnesses are not of same severity. The impact of hearing loss is more serious in infants and children even at relatively low levels.

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Voices Unheard: The Academic and Social Experiences of University Students who are Hard of Hearingnts who are hard of hearing are even more neglected because of the invisible nature of their hearing loss and the relatively recent recognition of their disability status. Consequently, little is known about their experiences within the university culture, with their academic programs, and with the

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