Sound Steps offers concise, evidence-informed microlearning modules designed to support individuals with permanent hearing loss, their families, and the professionals who work with them.
Developed by graduate students in Speech-Language Pathology at Western University as part of advanced clinical training, each module translates research into practical, real-world strategies.
Each module is labeled by its primary audience: Adults (AD), Teens (TN), Teachers (TE), Parents (PA), and Hearing Professionals (HP).
Practical guidance for classroom teachers on how remote microphone systems support students with permanent hearing loss. Designed to build understanding, confidence, and equitable access to learning.
View Module →An introduction for students to understanding, managing, and advocating for their hearing technology in school settings. Supports independence and informed decision-making.
View Module →Practical guidance for early childhood educators supporting preschoolers who wear hearing aids. Learn simple routines that help keep hearing aids on, check that they are working, and support access to speech and language throughout the day.
View Module →Practical guidance for couples adjusting to hearing loss in everyday conversations. Learn small strategies that reduce listening effort, support clearer communication, and help partners stay connected.
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