3 reasons why every classroom can benefit from a soundfield system
Read how a soundfield system can help make this next year successful for everyone in the classroom and the new features in Roger SoundField /V2.
Whitney Spagnola
By day you can find Whitney in Phonak’s marketing department and by night you can find her chatting with her family and friends. She's intimately familiar with the demands of hearing loss. She has tinnitus and moderate hearing loss and both of her children have hearing loss. Her favorite thing about her hearing loss: that she is a better advocate for her children. Her favorite thing about her hearing aids: that she can go out to noisy places and still hear people! Her favorite sound: laughter.
Kids are back to school – Help your students with unilateral hearing loss succeed!
Learn how expert guidance, Roger Focus II and Phonak CROS technology can help your kids in the classroom this new academic year.
Three ways Roger On can help your patients heading back to the office
Returning to work after months of home office can be exhausting for those with hearing loss. Whitney Spagnola shares how Roger On is helping her at the office and tips on how to offer Roger technology.
Improving outcomes for every student with unilateral hearing loss
Experts in the field have come together to give clinicians and parents guidance on best practice for children with UHL. This guidance and hearing technologies, like the new Roger Focus II, can help bridge the education gap.
Practical details to ensure classroom success
Pandemic or not – hearing and learning in the classroom remains a priority.
Remote or in the office, Roger™ changes the game
Phonak Roger™ is a game changer for professionals with hearing loss – now as they work remotely and when they return to the workplace.
A listening simulation: Providing auditory access to educational environments
This listening simulation can help you understand the different technologies so you can ensure students with hearing loss have the least restrictive access to education.
Helping teens with hearing loss succeed
Teens with hearing loss may have greater difficulty transitioning into adulthood compared to their normal hearing peers. The Phonak Teen Advisory Board explored how we can help them to succeed.
How a team can help a student be a better self-advocate
New classroom resources available that empower kids to talk about their hearing loss and educate those around them in a fun and interactive way.