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Success in Society
Children who have music as a part of their lives are more likely to develop a greater sense
of culture, and a deeper understanding and appreciation of the world around them.
Success in Life
Studies suggest that music education helps children develop much-needed creative
thinking, problem solving and communications skills, have increased self-esteem, and
have a higher earning potential as adults.
3. MENCThe National Association for Music Education, Why Music Education? 2007
Brandyns so good at the piano that after a short time of practice, he can play a song entirely from memory. I wont be surprised if he
grows up to be a professional musician.
Melissa Li, mother of Brandyn, implanted at 16 months
BIONIC EARS for Kids
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Jamal Spencer, implanted at age three, shooting hoops with his dad
BIONIC EARS for Kids
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SOUND
While a single cochlear implant will help your child enormously, two cochlear
implants provide very important and measurable advantages. Bilateral cochlear
implants allow your child to:
Hear better in noisy environments like the classroom or on the playground.
Bilateral hearing allows them to focus on the important things like school
and play!
Develop more natural speech. Early childhood is the most critical period for
speech and language development. Bilateral cochlear implants deliver more
audio stimulation to your childs brain during this critical time for optimal
speech development.
Localize sound more easily. Your child will be better able to determine the
location of a sound and turn to it more quickly and accurately, giving you
greater peace of mind.
Listen with less effort.
Not have to worry about where to sit in a classroom to hear well. With two cochlear
implants, your child will always be optimally positioned to capture sound.
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RESEARCH REVELATION
Two Ears Hear Better than One
Better Sound Localization
4.Koch DB, Soli SD, Downing M, Osberger MJ. Simultaneous bilateral cochlear implantation:
prospective study in adults. Presentation at the American Neurotology Society, San Diego,
California, 24 April 2007.
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