• How Hearing Works and How an Implant Works- Med-El's Website
  
• Online FREE Courses. A wide variety of webinars available from Audiology Online
• Phonak: How we Hear
• Dangerous Decibels interactive activities virtual exhibit
  
• On line Listening Activities
• I'm using these with my CI kids who need practice with Non-Live Voice
• Simulated hearing loss on Better Hearing Institute's web site
  
• The Listening Room - You HAVE to see the resources here!!! Weekly Activites, assessments etc
  
• How we hear and hearing loss. Video
• Hair Cell Regeneration? Here's an article discussing hair cell regeneration possiblities
• Hearing Loss Help
• Phonak Phonak's website has quite a bit of great information about hearing, hearing loss, preserving hearing etc. Check it out.
• http://www.marrs-study.info/ Classroom Sound Field Info - MMV

Understanding the impact of hearing loss is critical. Attached at the bottom of this page is a document that clearly spells out the potential impacts on language, socially and educationally that different hearing losses may have on a student.

Hearing Loss Compared to dB. Anyone working in the field has run into a person who says, "I have a 50% hearing loss in my right ear". This confuses the person who has worked in Deaf Education as this makes no sense. At the bottom of this page, you will see an article that clearly explains why measuring hearing loss with a percent doesn't work. This is an excellent article. Let's continue our work of educating people with Hearing Loss as well as all the wonderful people who work with our students.