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From Speech Development Center to School

 

This year's session of the Speech Development Center for children with hearing impairment concluded with a joyous ceremony. 8 children transitioned to public schools, with developed speech, which hold immeasurable  importance for their further education and life in general.

Considering that there are very few of the society, it can be said that special representatives, who know the sign language with which deaf and hard of hearing people communicate, the speech development of these children becomes a top priority, which is what the professional team of the "Arabkir" Medical Center is aiming for.

First of all, the correct hearing aids are selected and adjusted for children according to the degree of hearing and individual needs. In parallel with that, consultation meetings with audio therapists are organized. A little later, scheduled classes are conducted - two days of individual sessions and two days of group-musical sessions.

Thus, our children start learning from the earliest age, attending classes, feeling responsibility and becoming more organized and independent. This is noticed by their school admissions teachers.

We wish you all the best, an interesting and pleasant trip to school, our dears!

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