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Peer reviewedWoodford, Charles M.; Lass, Norman J. – Rural Educator, 1993
A high level of work-related and recreational noise has led to a high prevalence of noise-induced hearing loss in rural students. Teachers can help prevent this problem by integrating hearing conservation education with existing curricula. Educators could be trained about hearing conservation by professional audiologists. (LP)
Descriptors: Children, Educational Needs, Elementary Secondary Education, Health Promotion
