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3 June 2010BSA Certificate in Otoscopy & Impression Taking (Paediatric)
Provider: Mary Hare Training Venue: Mary Hare, Newbury, BerkshireCost: £200
The day includes considerations for paediatric impression taking and practical sessions on the methods used to take impressions safely, to BSA standards. Delegates will also undergo practical supervision in their own authority and a writeen assessment before obtaining certification.
http://www.maryharetraining.org.uk
Thu 9 - Fri 10 June 2011Deaf Education: Changed by Cochlear Implantation?
Provider: The Ear Foundation Venue: National College for School LeadershipCost: £140
What is the reality of deaf education after twenty years of cochlear implantation? What do we know - and what don’t we know? This two day conference with workshops will explore the implications of cochlear implantation for deaf education bringing together deaf educators and researchers in a mixture of workshops and plenary sessions. ~ Learning and the deaf brain Impact of cochlear implantation on deaf children’s learning ~ Impact of cochlear implantation on educational decisions ~ Education of complex children with cochlear implants ~ Communication after cochlear implantation ~ The experience of Children and parents following cochlear Implantation The international faculty includes: Sue Archbold; Pat Chute; Leo De Raeve; Ann Geers; Margaret Harris; Greg Leigh; Mark Marschark; Connie Mayer; David McAlpine; Wendy McCracken; Gerry O’Donoghue, Linda Spencer; Emily Tobey; Anneke Vermeulen; Linda Watson; Bencie Woll
http://www.earfoundation.org.uk/education/articles/645
6 May 2010Hearing Aid Programming: 'Hands On' Workshop
Provider: Mary Hare Training Venue: Mary Hare, Newbury, BerkshireCost: £85
This course allows participants to try different hearing aid software packages and learn how to programme hearing aids. Suitable for novices as well as more experienced practitioners who would like to explore the range of hearing aids and their software in more detail.
http://www.maryharetraining.org.uk
11 February 2010Techniques for Measuring Vulnerability to Background Noise
Provider: Mary Hare Training Venue: Mary Hare, Newbury, BerkshireCost: £85
Led by Mary Hare's experienced Audiology team, this day will explore from a theoretical and practical point of view, current methods of measuring a hearing impaired child's vunerability to background noise. Participants will have an extended opportunity to integrate both the assessment of the child and the evaluation of the learning event, in order to form a view of whether a match is achieved between 'need' and 'provision'
http://www.maryharetraining.org.uk