Children who are severely hearing impaired may also experience cognitive problems because
a. they often also have a lower IQ.
b. they cannot distinguish among various sounds in their environment.
c. they do not know what questions to ask.
d. hearing impairment affects language learning and language is a primary tool for acquiring concepts about the world.
Question 2
A child in your class frequently frowns, squints, tilts his head, complains of headaches, loses interest in group book reading, and consistently misses the holes when placing pegs in a pegboard. This child may have
a. attention deficit disorder.
b. a hearing problem.
c. a visual problem.
d. an attitude problem.
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