Language, Speech, and Hearing Services in Schools Vol.19 201-210 April 1988.
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Unilateral Hearing Loss

Demographics and Educational Impact

Robert F. Oyler
Anne L. Oyler

Noel D. Matkin

This article presents the findings of a two-fold investigation. First, the demographic distribution of unilateral hearing loss in a large school district having approximately 54,000 students is reported. Second, the academic performance of the unilaterally hearing-impaired students is presented. The findings suggest that a unilateral hearing loss may have an adverse effect on some students' performance, contrary to the conventional attitude regarding this disorder.

Submitted on March 3, 1987
Accepted on August 24, 1987


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