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Telecoils (Tipsheet)

The image is a tipsheet titled "Serving Students Who Are Hard of Hearing" with a focus on telecoils. It includes the names of the authors, Cheryl D. Davis from Western Oregon University and Samuel R. Atcherson from the University of Arkansas, Little Rock.
This tipsheet is one in a series of publications that addresses services provided to students who are hard of hearing. It describes how telecoils, now available on both hearing aids and cochlear implants, can make a vast difference in the quality of sound for an individual with hearing loss. Although hearing aids and cochlear implants may be very effective alone, the hearing device by itself may not be able to adequately compensate when noise is introduced. Telecoils can maximized the effectiveness of assistive technology. (2009)
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