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Hear to Learn is your partner for Educational Audiology services

Hear to Learn offers Educational Audiology services through partnerships with schools and early supports and services

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Dedicated to Providing Communication Access to All Children

Since 2015, Hear to Learn has been committed to supporting New Hampshire students with hearing and listening challenges. Founded by Dr. Rachel Parkington, our organization provides specialized Educational Audiology services, helping to remove barriers to academic success.
Our team of licensed audiologists works closely with schools and families to deliver the personalized support each child needs. Through collaboration and advocacy, we create inclusive learning environments where every student can thrive.

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Your Partner for Educational
Audiological Services

Educational Audiology Services

Collaborative Team Support: We interpret audiological information and work alongside school staff and parents as active members of the educational team.

Environmental Assessments: Our classroom acoustic analyses ensure learning environments are optimized for students with hearing needs.

Hearing Assistive Technology Management: We provide comprehensive support for hearing assistance technology, including selection, fitting, verification, and ongoing monitoring.

Comprehensive Evaluations

  • Audiological evaluations
  • Central auditory processing evaluations
  • Auditory skill assessments
  • Advocacy assessments

Professional Development: We offer in-service training for teachers on hearing loss, amplification equipment, and classroom accommodations.

Educational Planning: Our audiologists participate in IEP and 504 plan development to ensure appropriate supports are in place.

Customized Solutions: We provide additional audiological services tailored to the unique needs of your staff and students.

Educational Audiology Assistant Services

Educational Audiology Assistant Services

Our trained assistants work alongside our audiologists, ensuring hearing technology functions properly while reducing costs for school districts.

On-Site Equipment Maintenance Regular listening checks and minor repairs keep devices working optimally, including:

  • equipment cleaning 
  • Troubleshooting and problem-solving

Technology Management We maintain comprehensive databases of hearing assistive technology equipment across your district, ensuring organized tracking and efficient maintenance schedules.

Administrative Support Our assistants handle equipment packaging, and order fulfillment, streamlining processes to ensure students get what they need in a timely manner 

Equipment Loaner Program

We provide loaner hearing assistive technology for two essential purposes: trial periods that allow students and staff to evaluate equipment options before purchase, and temporary replacements when a student’s personal devices are out for repair, ensuring uninterrupted access to learning.

What Makes Us Leaders in the Field?

Our leadership in Educational Audiology stems from our commitment to evidence-based practices and collaborative partnerships. By working closely with educational teams, we create inclusive environments where students with hearing and listening needs can reach their full potential.

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Every student deserves the opportunity to have a great education. If hearing loss is interrupting your student’s chance to shine, Hear to Learn can help with a full range of services.

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Hearing assistive Technology

Selection, fitting, verification, and validation of FM/DM, remote microphone, and classroom audio distribution systems.
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Classroom acoustic evaluations

Analyze educational environments for background
noise, reverberation, and signal-noise
ratio.
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Auditory Processing evaluations

Evaluations are completed at the HTL Bedford office by a licensed Audiologist specializing in education.
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Hearing Screening & Testing

Screening can be done at a school site or at the HTL Bedford Audiology office by a licensed Audiologist that specializes in education.
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School Staff & Community Educational Programs

Training opportunities on hearing anatomy/physiology, remote microphone hearing assistive technology, aural (re)habilitation
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Educational Consulting

Individualized Educational Plans (IEPs) and 504 Plan Consulting. Topics may include: hearing technology,
access

Meet Our Educational Audiologists

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Dr. Rachel Parkington

Founder

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Dr. Kerrie Nesbitt,

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Dr. Jennifer Dionne

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Dr. Maura Brockelbank

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