[PDF] [PDF] Appendix I l-B SUGGESTED ANNUAL GOALS AND SHORT TERM

[PDF] Appendix I l-B SUGGESTED ANNUAL GOALS AND SHORT TERM

DEVELOP AND IMPROVE AUDITORY SKILLS DEMONSTRATE APPROPRIATE COMPENSATORY STRATEGIES RELATED TO HEARING IMPAIRMENT KNOWLEDGE OF HEARING LOSS AND ITS IMPLICATIONS ADVOCATE APPROPRIATELY FOR HEARING-RELATED NEEDS

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mon goal—to improve their hearing beyond what their current situation provides As anyone who has worked with the hearing-impaired popu- lation is aware 

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INDIVIDUAL PLANNING 449 Appendix I l-B SUGGESTED ANNUAL GOALS AND SHORT TERM OBJECTIVES RELATING TO AUDIOLOGY NEEDS The following goals and their accompanying objectives were developed to be used with students with hearing impairment when developing lEP's. The goals represent developmentally-based skills which students should acquire to maximize their residual hearing. These goals and objectives should be used as basic guidelines and be expanded as needed for each student. Every student with hearing impairment should have audiology goals on their lEP until competency or maximal potenhal has been reached. ANNUAL GOALS INDEPENDENT USE OF AMPLIFICATION. DEVELOP AND IMPROVE AUDITORY SKILLS. DEMONSTRATE APPROPRIATE COMPENSATORY STRATEGIES RELATED TO HEARING IMPAIRMENT. KNOWLEDGE OF HEARING LOSS AND ITS IMPLICATIONS. ADVOCATE APPROPRIATELY FOR HEARING-RELATED NEEDS. ANNUAL GOALS AND SHORT TERM OBJECTIVES Goal 1: The student will demonstrate independent use of amplification (hearing aids, cochlear implants, FM device, or other system). Objectives: 1. The student will arrive at school wearing properly functioning amplification out of times as measured by daily checks. 2. The student will be able to correctly insert and remove amplification out of times as measured by observation. 3. The student will monitor his/her own amplification function (batteries, volume settings, cleaning of earmolds) out of times as measured by observation or checklist. 4. The student will notify appropriate personnel when amplification is not functioning properly out of times as measured by observation. 5. The student will demonstrate basic knowledge, use and/or care of assistive listening device utilized in his/her acadquotesdbs_dbs10.pdfusesText_16