Colorado school district improves hearing, listening and comprehension with innovative audio solutions
If students can’t hear, they can’t learn. It’s that simple, which is why lead audiologist Dr. Donna Massine has spent the past 23 years working hard to make sure the students in the Douglas County School District (DCSD) just outside of Denver, can hear their teachers, peers and the multimedia used in the classroom.
Massine and three other audiologists support the district’s 300 students with hearing loss. They also work with principals and teachers to ensure students are able to clearly hear allowing them to fully engage in learning.
Watch how the new Lightspeed Flexcat system works:
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