2012
DOI: 10.1016/j.otc.2011.08.022
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Rehabilitation and Educational Considerations for Children with Cochlear Implants

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“…This is often associated with higher socio-economic status. In order to be able to provide appropriate rehabilitation and set realistic goals with regard to academic achievements, it is very important to understand the relationship between the child's and parent's cultural and linguistic diversity (see Couto and Carvalho, 2013 for a systematic review; Soman et al, 2012). An exploratory analysis of demographic factors influencing communication mode and language for 3-year old children with hearing loss showed the female caregivers' communication mode and language use to influence childrens' communication in their home environment .…”
Section: Demographics and Rehabilitationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This is often associated with higher socio-economic status. In order to be able to provide appropriate rehabilitation and set realistic goals with regard to academic achievements, it is very important to understand the relationship between the child's and parent's cultural and linguistic diversity (see Couto and Carvalho, 2013 for a systematic review; Soman et al, 2012). An exploratory analysis of demographic factors influencing communication mode and language for 3-year old children with hearing loss showed the female caregivers' communication mode and language use to influence childrens' communication in their home environment .…”
Section: Demographics and Rehabilitationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This recommendation agrees with the guidelines of the JCIH 2 , which underline the importance of the parents' role within the framework of early intervention. According to numerous authors, the child and his/ her family must be involved in an intervention that can improve their quality of life, thus fostering the development of auditory and communication abilities 16 17 . The role of parents considerably affects the success of rehabilitation.…”
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“…42 Ao contrário, na segmentação silábica, as crianças utilizadoras de implante coclear obtiveram resultados significativamente acima dos valores padrão. Os apoios da educação especial no âmbito escolar associado ao seguimento em terapia da fala têm grande relevância neste domínio, 43,44 pelo que esta deve ser mais uma das tarefas em que, mercê destas intervenções, os ganhos se tornaram francamente evidentes.…”
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