THERAPEUTIC SPECIFICS OF CHILDREN WITH SEVERE HEARING IMPAIRMENTS AND CHILDREN WITH COCHLEAR IMPLANTS
																	
									Authors:
											Mgr. Grznárová Naděžda										
				
									Authors‘ workplace:
											Soukromá logopedická poradna Svět logopedie
						; 											Mateřská škola a Speciálně pedagogické centrum Jihlava, p. o., Demlova 28, 586 01 Jihlava
																
				
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					Listy klinické logopedie 2020; 4(2): 44-50
					
				
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Overview
Hearing loss is one of the most common somatic-functional impairments (Horáková, 2012). Because hearing perception is key to the development of the spoken language, children with hearing impairments are in the care of clinicians - Speech-Language Pathologists or Special Educators - Speech Therapists/Deaf Educators. This article aims to offer insight into the specifics of the job of a Speech Therapist/Deaf Educator with children with severe hearing impairments. From this group, we then separate the category of children operated on with cochlear implants. This is dealt with in a specific chapter.
Keywords:
Child with severe hearing impairment – child with cochlear implant – speech therapy
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