Dr Merle Mahon
I was trained in South Africa as a speech and language therapist and
audiologist.
When I first came to London I worked as a researcher at
Goldsmiths College on transposition in hearing aids.
After that I worked as
a specialist speech and language therapist for deaf people in Camden and
Islington.
I’ve been a senior lecturer in hearing sciences at UCL since 1999.
In my PhD (University of London 1997) I explored interactions between deaf
children and their parents in families where English is an additional language
(EAL).
My current research is about the way deaf children from EAL families
develop and use spoken English, both at home and at school. This work is in
collaboration with colleagues from the cochlear implant programme at Great
Ormond Street Hospital and the UCL Ear Institute.
You can find out more about what I do and some of my publications here.
Direct contact: 020 76794036 E-mail: merle.mahon@ucl.ac.uk
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