To discuss the relevant factors during the process of their language development, this studyanalysized 41 hearing disabled kids at the age of 3 to 5 on the basis of Language Disorder EvaluationChart for Preschool Children to make the difference test using the Independent-Sample T Test andOne-Way ANOVA Analysis. The results show that the language development of hearing impairedpreschool children has no relation to their sexes, ages, and parents’ educational background. Thesefactors has greatly impacted their language development, including the efficient use of assistivelistening devices, hearing experiences, the time of language training, and school types.Moreover, the inclusive education is helpful to these children. In conclusion, it is useful to give thecompensation of hearing in time, catch the key period of language development, and carry out theinclusive education in advance. |