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movallali G. Hearing Impaired Children and Related Services in Australia. J Except Educ 2014; 1 (123) :49-56
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Hearing Impaired Children and Related Services in Australia
Guita Movallali *
Pediatric Neurorehabilitation Research Center > University of Social Welfare & Rehabilitation Sciences(USWR) , drgmovallali@gmail.com
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This fall I had the opportunity to travel to Melbourne, Australia to pass the Parent Child Mother Goose Program course and get the formal certificate from Taralye Center. Taralye and the quality of its services to hearing impaired children, influenced me a lot so that I participated in all of their other programs and had some visits to other centers, too. I write this report for all who are interested in and with the hope that someday we have such services in our country for our hearing impaired children. This report paper is written in several parts.Each part is about one of the centers which I visited during my trip to Australia.
Keywords: hearing impaired, Australia, children
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Type of Study: Single-subject Study | Subject: General
Received: 2013/Dec/Fri | Revised: 2014/Dec/Sun | Accepted: 2014/Mar/Sat | Published: 2014/Mar/Tue | ePublished: 2014/Mar/Tue
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