Resources for Educators and Families
Education resources and advice to support students with Auditory Processing Disorder (APD) (edplace.com) Acoustic Pioneer Auditory...
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AUDITORY PROCESSING DISORDER IN THE CLASSROOM
Recognizing the Symptoms and Supporting Children
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Can Pedagogical Documentation and Narration Help?
Pedagogical documentation and narration make visible, legible, and sharable trails of children’s learning, which becomes tangible...
Development vs. Developmentalism
A child’s social, emotional, physical, linguistic and cognitive development are all important aspects of childhood and should be fostered...
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Auditory Processing Disorder (for Parents) - Nemours KidsHealth Understanding Auditory Processing Disorders in Children (asha.org)...
Why does this matter for Educators?
APD is diagnosed when an individual presents with listening difficulties that cannot be explained by an actual hearing impairment or...
Why is Early Detection so Important?
Research indicates that children presenting with signs of APD are often referred to other medical practitioners first and are unaware of...
What is APD?
APD is diagnosed when an individual presents with listening difficulties that cannot be explained by an actual hearing impairment or...
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Here the reader will find blog posts, links to resources and medical information, and informative videos to make APD more accessible.
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