by Judith Kamau | March 26, 2020 | Auditory Processing Disorder, English Language Learners
These neural clusters are like keys on a piano. There are very specific and you will have neurons that are “ba” neurons in “pa” neurons in “da” neurons in “ka”, just like in a piano when you touch a key it going to give you one note. And because of that, that...
by Judith Kamau | March 26, 2020 | Auditory Processing Disorder, Free Resources
The checklist has 23 questions. The list will enable you to consider if your child may need a professional assessment or help. For each question please indicate how often the behaviour is exhibited in your child’s / student’s / client’s daily life. If you answer...
by Judith Kamau | March 25, 2020 | Auditory Processing Disorder
VIDEO TRANSCRIPT Dr. Martha Burns: Two very new studies have just come out. One was published by a gentlemen whose name is Bart Boats. He and his colleagues were looking at identifying auditory processing disorders in children entering kindergarten and in the first...
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