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    Benifits of Being Blind

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    There are probably numerous advantages to being blind‚ deaf‚ or both. Most of us just do not think of it as being advantageous because we see it as a loss of a sense‚ not as a gain of better developing the remaining sense. Some of the advantages of being blind that I can think of are not having visual distractions‚ saving money by not having to own a car‚ television (unless you just wanted to listen to it)‚ or any other visually orientated devices‚ and you cannot see all the negativity in the world

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    listening is related to success at work. A listener holding a higher level position will be promoted more often than those with less developed listening ability. However‚ listening is different from just hearing. Hearing is a physical process of taking in sound and unless you are hearing impaired‚ hearing is an easy process whereas listening is more

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    In this study‚ our primary goal is to help everyone to improve aural skill by doing an E-Learning system. There are two effective ways in teaching aural skills. The First one is Dictation‚ which teaches musicians to be able to see what they’re hearing and to visualize and write down the notated music for melodies‚ chords‚ rhythms‚ complex chorales‚ and other musical elements. And other one is Sight Singing‚ teaching musicians to be able to hear what they’re seeing. It’s relatively easy to sit down

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    to sleep quickly. It was almost half an hour later when I was still lying awake that I heard a faint noise of anklets. I immediately dismissed it as my mind’s trick - it was because I was scared that I was hearing things. It was then that Ria asked me in a hushed voice if I could hear the sound as well or not. I knew that both of us could not hear the same sound if it was not for real. We were staring at each other

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    is someone who translates one language into another for the patient so the patient and professional is able to communicate with each other. Some patients use some forms of technologies such as hearing aids and mobile phones to be able to text and communicate. Hearing aids are made for people with hearing imperment‚ to be able to hear clearly by adjusting the volume to a good level to be able to help them hear clearly. Texting is also another form of communication as some people that are death may

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    THE FACTORS THAT AFFECT LISTENING When you think of what is involved in the process of listening most people think that it involves just spoken words and how those words are interpreted. But actually listening is more than just merely hearing words; the actual process of listening has many different factors that are involved. I’m going to summarize the ten most common factors that can affect the human listening process. The first factor that affects listening is culture. Culture is a factor

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    Choose a Sense to Lose

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    Sight‚ smell‚ touch and hearing are used more often‚ even during the act of eating or drinking. How does one find a cup with out looking at it or feeling it‚ they don’t which is exactly why those two senses would have a worse effect on life when lost than taste‚ leaving taste as the ideal sense to lose if one had a choice as to which to give up. Everything has advantages and disadvantages; sight’s advantages outweigh its disadvantages‚ the same for touch‚ smell‚ and hearing. Taste’s disadvantages

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    deter the hippocampus part of the brain from forming new ideas and memories. 2. Music can hurt your ears. a. Another negative aspect that I discovered that my Mother has been warning me about for years‚ is the impact listening to music can have on hearing ability. Many people listen to music very loudly‚ damaging the eardrums. 3. Listening to music too often may be linked to higher risk of depression f. There are studies trying to determine whether or not depressed people listen to music to escape

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    Reaction Paper: “Smart Babies?” Documentary Film Smart babies‚ a very fascinating thought a parent could have probably wish his/her child could be. Who would not want to see their child learn faster than anyone else his age or watch him play violin at a very young age? Obviously there’s none‚ but the question is how? Is there really a way‚ a technique or a formula maybe to be able to create a genius out of every child? As I watched the documentary film entitled “Smart Babies?” I began to realize

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    sound. Rock mainly consists of bands with a mixture of instruments and one or more vocalist. Music is not only heard on radios‚ cd’s or on the TV‚ music is constantly around us. One cannot imagine life without music because society is so used to hearing it. In movies music is used for effect and drama‚ a movie without music does not only sound dull and boring‚ it feels dull and boring. The music makes you shiver at the climax of a horror movie‚ the music makes you cry during a romantic scene. Driving

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