According to Smith et al. [11], the students with hearing impairments may face few problems which can be related to psychological, communicational, social-emotional and academic. They had poor speech production, problems with language usage and comprehension, voice quality problems and tested vocabulary also limited. In social-emotional, they are less socially mature, difficult to make friends, feelings of being an outsider, may resent
having to wear a hearing or use other amplification devices and dependent to teacher assistance. In academic field, they had spelling problems, reading ability is most significantly affected, achievement levels significantly below those of their hearing peers and limited written language production. People with hearing difficulties experience limitation in their personal and social life, such as limit their ability to perform daily tasks [14]. Thus, there are some
suggestions to motivating and encouraging people with hearing impairments, which are encourage class involvement via active participation, create a positive, supportive and nurturing classroom environment, practice appropriate interactive skills, and encourage and help them to develop realistic expectation, problem-solving abilities [11].