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    Sound & Fury Presentation

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    their oldest daughter named Heather (age 4 1/2) came to them and said that she wanted a cochlear implant so that she would be able to hear. Almost immediately Peter was set against it but her mother Nita understood what she was feeling‚ growing up being the only deaf one in her family it was frustrating‚ so she decided to be open minded about it. Nita went to research it more and decided maybe she would get the implant first so that she would be able to tell if it was good for Heather. The doctors explained

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    Therapy the family heads home for dinner. But this time Laura eats alone. She is just so torn‚ she wants her son to be happy‚ but hates that the only way he can be happy are to hear. She hates that her husband was so determined for their son to receive implants. She just wants him to love her son the way he was born… then it hit her that the reason why Dan was so determined was because he wanted his son the way he was born‚ which was hearing and that he wasn’t being selfish‚ this is the life we would have

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    from technology that can restore hearing. Cochlear implants bypass damaged portions of the ear and directly stimulate the auditory nerve. Signals generated by the implant are sent by way of the auditory nerve to the brain‚ which recognizes the signals as sound.

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    comfort rendered by these products‚ enhanced connectivity and enhanced user friendliness are some of the factors attributing to its high usage rates and subsequently large market share. The report “Audiology Devices Market Analysis By Product (Cochlear Implants‚ Bone Anchored Hearing Aids‚ Hearing Aids‚ Audiometers‚ Otoscopes‚ Tympanometers) And Segment Forecasts To 2020‚” is available now to Grand View Research customers and can also be purchased directly at http://www.grandviewresearch.com/industry-analysis/audiology-devices-market

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    deaf culture

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    deafness and a majority of hearing people do. In order for a Deaf individual to rely solely on speech to communicate they must rely largely on amplification. Hearing aids or Cochlear implants are necessary for amplification. The majority of the Deaf Community has had a hard time accepting Cochlear implants in particular. These implants require extremely evasive surgery that can be done as early as under a year old. It is not hard to see why an optional surgery of this nature would cause controversy amongst

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    Reaction Paper

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    the other was more open mind. First‚ Heather’s family. The father (Heather) wanted so badly his daughter to stay and don’t implant the cochlear device‚ While the mother wasn’t sure about that decision. She wanted first to see if she could herself have that device but was too hard because of her age. However‚ after a while they finally decided to not implant the cochlear device for their daughter and the daughter agreed with them especially after they moved to the other city where most of the people

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    Neuroprosthetics

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    work reconstructing the shattered body of a crash victim with the use of bionic implants the victim could control with his mind. While controlling prosthetics with one’s mind may seem nothing more than science fiction or fantasy someone came up with in their spare time‚ modern research suggests otherwise. Current research has shown that scientists are not that far off from making this fantasy a reality‚ brain implants‚ or otherwise known as neuroprosthetics‚ are an emerging reality much like how laser

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    The parent can learn sign language with the child and send them to an all deaf school. They could decide for the cochlear implant surgery and let them attend a public school with no education on sign language or Deaf culture. Of course a parent can also choose to let their child have a mixture of these things. For example they could send their kid to a deaf school with a cochlear implant and have them learn sign language as well. They could also do the same in a hearing school and have them learn sign

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    topic‚ time order‚ space order‚ or informative process. With the Dinner Party Do-It-Yourself paper Dinner Party Table Settings‚ the author gives a step-by-step procedure for organization‚ also known as an informative processWith the essay‚ Cochlear Implants the author developed the essay by organizing the information about these hearing devices in the order he or she thought would be most logical. Why do you think each author chose that type of organization for his or her essay? In what ways does

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    Stereotypes Of Being Deaf

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    Blog Post 1 What does it truly mean to be deaf? Most people just think that they are just people who can’t hear‚ and are seen as outcasts of society. Once someone truly take some time to investigate the culture‚ they will find that they are more than those people who cannot hear. The deaf have a much different culture and lifestyle‚ and have a different perspective of the entire world. The deaf have been looked down upon by society for a long time‚ changing the way they think‚ and to prove others

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