ASSESSMENT OF NUMERACY SKILLS FOR HEARING IMPAIRED CHILDREN: A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF CHILDREN WITH INTE- GRATED HEARING IMPAIRMENT AND CHILDREN WITH INTE- GRATED COCHLEAR IMPLANTS

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Soumeia Meziou
Mohamed Belakred

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 The current research aims to evaluate the arithmetic skill of a child with an integrated hearing loss and a carrier of an integrated cochlear implant. The study was conducted in two institutions affiliated with the Directorate of National Education in the Eastern Province of Algiers on a sample of 10 cases for each category. The comparative descriptive approach was used, and the ZAREKI-R battery was used as measurement tools. The results resulted in statistically significant difficulties after applying the Mann-Whitney test. There is a value of (U=9.000) and a significant significance sig of (0.002), which is smaller than the significance level (0.05). Accordingly, there are statistically significant differences between farmers. The cochlea and hearing-impaired cases at a significance level of (0.05) in the arithmetic test for the benefit of cochlear implants. The difficulties varied according to the arithmetic operations represented in subtraction, multiplication, and problem solving. These results, according to what we observed in the field,

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