In class an important adaptation for students with hearing impairments is presentation of aids.  It is important to remember these tips in your classroom: 

• Avoid turning your back to the student when speaking.
• Try to avoid standing with your back to a window or other light source.
• Repeat questions or comments made by other persons in the room.
• Keep the areas of the mouth visible to the student.
• Speak naturally and clearly but avoid exaggerated lip movements or volume.
• Use facial expressions, gestures, and other "body language" to help convey your message.