Impairment Allison Scott Independent Study Mentorship Fall 2017 Mrs. Click Mentor Introduction
Mentor: Dr. Blair Webb
Location: Hall Elementary at GBCHI Profession: Audiology Independent Study Mentorship The Independent Study Mentorship (ISM) Advanced Academic course is designed for students wishing to mentor an adult professional in a specific career. With the mentor and the teacher-facilitator, each student will create a unique plan of study and receive individual instruction. Students leave the high school campus and go to the mentors place of business to study with professionals. Students in this course must perform at a collegiate or professional level. Requirements: Document 3 hours of mentorship each week Document 2 hours of activity work each week Complete journal entry each week Complete ISM Professional Portfolio (weebly) Develop a final project and presentation Comparing Hearing Healthy and Hearing Impairment
How hearing and hearing impairment differentiate medically
Hearing aids vs. cochlear implants How hearing and hearing impairment differentiate in the classroom The clinical reasoning behind hearing impairment is interesting to me, and helping people overcome the hardships they sometimes face in schools from hearing aids or cochlear implants that can affect their learning. How Sound Travels PRODUCT Hearing aids Cochlear implants How Hearing affects learning and how to help FM systems Research 1. Ear anatomy 2. Cochlear implants and hearing aids 3. FM systems Product For my product I will make a 3d model of the ear and explain how sound travels through the ear. Then I will have a model of a cochlear implant and I will attach it to the model and explain how it helps a Deaf person. Conclusion I hope to learn more about audiology as a profession and I hope learn more about the importance of aids in the classroom for Deaf and hard of hearing children. Thank you Thank you Dr. Webb for allowing me to shadow you in your profession and giving me the opportunity to experience what an audiologist gets to do. Works Cited