For best outcome, a child should wear his or her hearing device/s during all waking hours. Research shows that at least 10 hours a day is best. Each morning, check your child’s audibility by doing a Ling sound check with each device separately — and then together....
To analyze language samples of students older than 3, CID uses the program, Systematic Analysis of Language Transcription (SALT), along with the rating forms contained in the CID Teacher Assessment of Grammatical Structures (TAGS).
Most CID teachers have a master’s degree in deaf education. A few have an undergraduate degree in deaf education with master’s degree/s in related areas. All CID classroom teachers also maintain certification from the Council on Education of the Deaf, a national...
No. CID provides world-class, on-site pediatric audiology for newly diagnosed infants and children, the students in our school and alumni up to age 18. However, Washington University School of Medicine continues to offer hearing testing, hearing aid fitting and...
CID is a school for children who are deaf and hard of hearing, not an interpreter service. Missouri Commission for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing offers a listing of interpreter services in Missouri.
