THE LISTENING QUESTIONNAIRE TLQ For Parents and Teachers of Students Ages 7 through 17 Years

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THE LISTENING QUESTIONNAIRE TLQ For Parents and Teachers of Students Ages 7 through 17 Years Instructions: This questionnaire reviews a student s everyday listening skills. Language, attention, and auditory processing / hearing abilities are all important. Please rate your student s performance on each item below based on your observations. Keep in mind what is expected for his or her age. Noisy conditions refers to background noise from a TV set, voices, music, machinery etc. Such mild to moderate noise may make it harder for him/her to clearly hear what is said. For this questionnaire readily, well and ok mean doing something quickly and easily enough no problem! Listening accurately means hearing statements right the first time without repeats. Check ( ) Column 1: if skill has been observed ( ) (almost always) Column 2: if skill has been observed ( ) Column 3: if skill has been observed ( ) Column 4: if skill has been observed ( ) (rarely) Rate all items write N/A if not able 1. Pays attention well when spoken with one to one. Frequency of Occurrence for Student 2. Pays attention well when listening with others in quiet conditions (meals, meetings, classes etc.). 3. Pays attention well when listening with others in noisy conditions (meals, meetings, classes etc.). 4. Has no problem hearing your words listening accurately when paying close attention in quiet conditions. 5. Has no problem hearing your words listening accurately when paying close attention in noisy conditions. 6. Takes to listen more carefully and accurately to important information. 7. Understands spoken instructions when it s quiet. 8. Understands spoken instructions when it s noisy.

9. Understands others when conversing in crowded places with echo noise gyms, cafeterias, malls etc. 10. Can understand your conversation while another is going on nearby (at parties, meals & other gatherings). 11. If interested can listen accurately to you while doing something else (games, chores, watching TV etc.). 12. Can listen accurately and alertly without visual aides (not seeing a speaker s face, gestures, pictures etc.). 13. Can listen accurately while doing a related visual task (checking a page or chalkboard, taking notes (if older). 14. Focuses well ignores distractions when doing tasks that do not require listening (studies/chores etc.). 15. Focuses well ignores distractions when listening to stories and presentations. 16. Understands written instructions 17. Does not tire very easily when studying for longer periods (yawns and fidgets consider age). 18. Does not tire very easily when listening for longer periods (yawns and fidgets consider age). 19. Can explain things fairly well during conversations. 20. Concentrates on important things completes tasks even if they are not urgent or very interesting (to him/her). 21. Hears words ok when a speaker s back is turned or is spoken to from behind. 22. Does not say huh? what? or need repeats when conversing with interest in a quiet place. 23. Does not say huh? what? or need repeats when conversing with interest in a noisy place 2

24. Pays attention to details avoids careless errors when doing school work. 25. Understands and uses longer, more complicated sentences 26. Understands and answers questions promptly in quiet places (when attentive). 27. Understands and answers questions promptly in noisy places (when attentive). 28. Can follow more complicated spoken directions with steps or sequences 29. Organizes tasks and activities to do them in an orderly and timely manner. 30. Understands and uses slang expressions common for age (to be cool, big-hearted, in hot water etc.). 31. Does not lose or forget to do things in daily activities (not absent-minded). 32. Understands speakers who say words less clearly (rapid or mumbled speech, foreign accents etc.). 33. Understands soft spoken--high voiced speakers. 34. Listens accurately on the telephone without needing things repeated (including names and numbers). 35. Can listen accurately to speakers (and TV shows) from 6 to 12 feet away. 36. Does not mishear and confuse similar sounding words in noisy conditions ( fifty-fifteen, thirsty-thursday etc) 37. Can understand instructions in noisy conditions when paying close attention to the speaker. 38. Uses new words correctly soon after learning about them 3

39. Can sound out words accurately to help spell them or correct misspellings: rabbat rabbit, pardy party 40. Can sound out and say unfamiliar words correctly when learning to read them 41. Can read and understand stories at an ok rate 42. Readily controls impulses and activity levels to avoid bothersome or unsafe actions. 43. Remembers details of spoken directions or requests without having them repeated a short time later. 44. Learns things ok by listening without a strong need for more visual or hands on instruction. 45. Readily follows the right pitch and rhythm patterns when reciting verses, tapping beats, humming tunes etc. 46. Varies own speaking voice for emphasis, clarity, and pleasantness. 47. Readily notices how people say things when interpreting comments and following directions (tones of voice, phrasings, emphasis on key words etc.) 48. Understands what is said without needing simpler words 49. Hears ok without needing to make things louder (turning up TV, sitting closer, requesting louder talk). 50. Can talk fairly quickly and smoothly for age (without many ahs or pauses to find words and ideas). 51. Hears speakers ok without "extra" noise controls (more than usual attention to turning off radios, or machines, closing windows, changing seats etc.). 52. There is little need to talk more slowly and distinctly to help this student hear accurately what is said. 4

PERSONAL INFORMATION: 1. Today s Date 2. Student s Age in years months 3. Sex 4. Grade 5. Person completing questionnaire: a. father b. mother c. teacher d. other 6. Student s Ethnicity (can check more than one but circle main racial identity if possible) a. White d. Asian b. Black/African American e. Hawaiian or other Pacific Islander c. Native American/Eskimo f. Hispanic/Latino g. Other 8. Father s years of school completed 9. Mother s years of school completed 10. Please your concern level about student s listening skills: (a) none (b) mild (c) moderate (d) high 11. Please where any of the following conditions or services have occurred for student: a. Special Education m. NONE OF THESE b. Learning Disability c. Dyslexia (or Language Learning Disability ) d. History of Speech-Language delay or therapy e. Permanent Hearing Loss (aided unaided mild mod severe one sided ) f. Learning English as a 2 nd Language after age 5 g. Attention Deficit Disorder/ADHD (taking medication no meds. ) h. Chronic middle ear infections or surgery i. Jaundice Problem as newborn (mild mod. severe ) j. Auditory Processing Disorder (C)APD) k. Autism/Asperger Syndrome (PDD) l. Developmental Delay (MR) TLQ has a 2006 copyright and is not to be reproduced for commercial purposes. Clinical use is encouraged. Contact address: brianoharamd@prodigy.net. (Honolulu, Hawaii). 5