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The Audiology Refresher series was originally conceived by Margaret Glasgow and were originally published over several years in issues of the ߣÍÃÊÓƵ Magazine. Qualified Teachers of Deaf Children and Young People (QToDs) have many factors to deal with in their jobs. The mandatory qualification training for Teachers of Deaf Children and Young People (ToDs) includes basic audiology. Detail may be forgotten when the knowledge has not been used for some time in daily practice. Margaret, and colleagues, authored a series of articles to give QToDs, course students, and other professionals working with deaf children quick access to refresh their memory of basic audiological knowledge and practices. This resource was last updated in 2009 and this project has offered the opportunity to seek the views of  QToDs, student ToDs and associated professionals to help shape and lead this vital update.

Six working groups made up of dedicated chairs, co-chairs and experts working in deaf education, audiology and technology across the UK have been developing new and updated content on

1. Anatomy and physiology of the ear
2. Aetiology and types of deafness
3. Auditory perception and hearing testing
4. Acoustics and physics of sound
5. Listening skills and functional hearing
6. Hearing technologies

For more information on this resource or if you would like to make a suggestion or contribution, please send an email to: [email protected]

A list of the acronyms and initialisms used can be found here.

This ߣÍÃÊÓƵ project began in May 2022 and is jointly funded  by and ߣÍÃÊÓƵ, working in partnership with (DKI) who are coordinating the project, along with the (BSA), the lead partner.