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Auditory processing is a skill. It can be increased by using techniques and technology. The following can help you increase auditory processing skill:
1. The game Simon Says is perhaps one of the easiest, fun exercises that can help stimulate processing of auditory information. Set aside time to play with your student or child. Start simply; work one on one initially in a non-distracting environment. Use simple commands and then progress to more complex commands over time. The immediate feedback and reward inherent in Simon Says makes this game a powerful tool.
2. Create flashcards. For example, a card might say, “Jan read a book under a tree.” Read the card to the child and let them view the card. Then ask, “Where did Jan read the book?” Start simply and then progress to more complex scenarios over time. Progressively wean off the visual component (card viewing) once basic mastery has been obtained.
3. Play Attention has games for auditory processing, auditory processing for school, auditory processing for home, and auditory processing for the office. 800.788.6786. http://www.playattention.com/adhd/auditory-processing-school/
You can gain significant improvement using these exercises and technology. Starting simply and working one on one initially in a non-distracting environment is essential.