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Visual perception of spoken language is an alternative model that ensures the successful communication of children with hearing impairment. This inherently complex process is based on the predominant involvement of the visual modality. The optical characteristics of the sounds and the prosodial components and their perception in the composition of words and sentences are based on an extensive sensory foundation where in children with a high degree of hearing loss the visual modality is of leading importance. Although vision has the leading role in the visual perception of the speech of deaf people, the sensory basis is generally regarded as including the whole preserved sensitivity.

Sensory basis of the visual perception of oral speech in children with hearing disorders