“Listening comprehension precedes reading comprehension”, Mr. Stead said. In order for a child to understand what they are reading, they have to be able to hear and understand spoken language first. A lot of the traditional rhymes, such as ‘Jack and Jill’ and ‘Humpty Dumpty’ contain repetition. The repeated language makes it
AudioLink is MED-EL’s new pocket-sized device for streaming sound and music from nearly any source to our SONNET, SONNET 2 or RONDO 3 audio processor. We asked cochlear implant recipients from around the world to test AudioLink for themselves. Read on to find out how they got
As you probably know, the new SONNET 2 cochlear implant audio processor is here! We’ve already received lots of comments on social media asking what it’s like. So to help answer your questions, here is a roundup of what the first users* think of their new SONNET 2s.
Want to hear more clearly in noisy environments, in the classroom or at work? The Roger™ Clip-On Mic can be used with the brand new Roger 21 from Phonak to help you hear every word of the conversation with your SONNET. Megan, an adult cochlear implant recipient, tested out this product over a few weeks
Want an improved listening experience with your SONNET? Check out Adam’s review of the Roger™ 21 from Phonak, a brand new product that can be used with our SONNET audio processor. Adam, who is an adult cochlear implant recipient, tested out both the Roger 21 and the Roger™ Pen wireless microphone. Here he shares his
We’ve talked about how musical sounds can help to teach language to your child, and here are two more ways that you can build these skills: with rhymes and songs. When playing these games it can help to use child-directed speech; because child-directed speech helps you talk to your child and share important information, in a
