| A | B |
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| C-Print/Notetaker | a person who records information in written form and passes it along to the person with hearing loss |
| ENT (Ear, Nose, Throat) | a doctor who specializes in problems with the ear, nose and throat |
| teacher of students with hearing loss | a teacher who supports both the student with hearing loss and the staff of the school; she may teach the student with hearing loss how to improve in academics, audition, speech, language,and management of his hearing loss |
| transliterator | a person who takes one language and translates it into another langauage: for example, ASL into spoken English |
| audiologist | a person who tests hearing and prescribes amplification |
| SLP (Speech Language Pathologist) | a person who helps students improve their speech and language: the students may or may not have a hearing loss |
| hearing aid dealer | a person who distributes and repairs amplification |
| regular education teacher | a teacher who teaches classes which may or may not have students with hearing loss in them |
| para-educator | a person who supports a student with hearing loss by tutoring, reducing language, and taking notes |
| vocational rehabilitation counselor | a person who supports students with hearing loss transitioning from high school to job or college |
