Auditory Processing & Auditory Memory Resources

When we talk about auditory processing, we are not speaking of the act of hearing or hearing impairment. Instead, we are talking about auditory processing as the ability to hold a series of auditory input in short-term memory. Auditory and visual processing are two ways we receive information. If there is a problem with information coming into the brain, then learning is diminished. If one cannot retain information in short-term memory, then the possibility of having long-term retention or recall becomes almost nil.

The neurodevelopmental approach to auditory processing looks at the involvement of the external sense of hearing and the developed skill of listening. How this information is being received, processed (comprehended), stored and then recalled is a significant key in learning. A focus on enhancing the auditory processing ability through specific brain-stimulating activities builds stronger and more efficient pathways between the brain and body. With greater neuro-efficiency, learning becomes easier and academics more successful.

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