Hearing loss can also impact a child's academic performance. Studies have shown that children with untreated hearing loss often struggle in school. They may have trouble following instructions, participating in class discussions, and understanding complex concepts.
This can lead to frustration, low self-esteem, and behavioral problems. New Delhi: The significance of early detection in addressing hearing loss in children cannot be overstated. The auditory system is fundamental to a child’s cognitive, emotional, and social development.
When hearing impairment goes undetected or untreated, it can have a profound impact on the individual’s quality of life. In an interaction with News9Live, Dr. Ravi Bhatia, Director – ENT & Cochlear Implant, Sarvodaya Hospitals, Faridabad, explained the importance of timely detection of hearing problems in children.
The Critical Role of Hearing in Child Development The first few years of life are a critical period for language acquisition and brain development. A child’s brain absorbs information from the environment at an astonishing rate, and hearing is essential for this process. When a child cannot fully access auditory input, their language development is compromised, potentially leading to delayed speech, difficulty understanding language, and social isolation.
Impact of Hearing Loss on Language Acquisition Hearing loss can also impact a child’s academic performance. Studies have shown that children with untreated hearing loss ofte.