Hearing Loss Levels
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How many profoundly deaf children are there in Scotland? How many
deaf children have a severe hearing loss? How many have a mild hearing
loss? How many deaf
children have hearing loss in one ear (unilateral hearing loss). What are the
proportions of pre-school children with the different types of loss? This information
is presented in different combinations and in different visual formats in the
Hearing Loss Levels ADPS charts.
Figure 5a: Deaf preschool children and school
pupils in Scotland by hearing loss level
Figure 5b: Deaf preschool children and school
pupils in Scotland by hearing loss level (separating groups A and
B)
Figure 6: Deaf preschool children and group A
school pupils in Scotland by hearing loss level
Figure 7: Deaf preschool children and group A
school pupils in Scotland by unilateral/bilateral hearing loss
and hearing loss level
Figure 8a: Deaf school pupils in Scotland by
hearing loss level (separating groups A and B)
Figure 8b: Deaf school pupils in Scotland by
hearing loss level
Figure 9: Group A school pupils in Scotland by
hearing loss level
Figure 10: Group A school pupils in Scotland
by unilateral/bilateral hearing loss and hearing loss level
Figure 11: Deaf preschool children in Scotland
by hearing loss level
Figure 12: Deaf preschool children in Scotland
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