![]() ![]() He drives me and his teacher mad with the need for constant reminders of what he is supposed to be doing. He is very quiet in groups, cannot take in more than a few verbal instructions at once, often forgets what he is sent to do, often fails to start a task until reminded, often seems to be daydreaming, and has problems organizing himself to do something. Auditory Processing Disorder (APD), Dyslexia Difficulty processing sound, Difficulty manipulating language either verbally and/or when reading and spelling. Is dyslexia a visual problem that causes letters to appear flipped or rotated Sometimes, but not always. Children with ADHD tend to exhibit inattention. It is neither infectious nor brought on by vaccinations. With ADHD and dyslexia, there is no impairment of the processing of auditory input in the central nervous system. Dyslexia is a learning disorder where the person often has difficulty reading and interpreting what they read. ![]() For example, writing down a set of instructions for how to make a sandwich would be done faster than a story (still slower than average). The 4 types of dyslexia include phonological dyslexia, surface dyslexia, rapid naming deficit, and double deficit dyslexia. What are auditory processing disorders Children with auditory processing disorder may have difficulty following instructions and often ask for it to be repeated. The less processing is involved, such as figuring out where to start and which details to include, the quicker he can write. Auditory dyslexia is a disorder of the auditory perception and memory of speech sounds, most often associated with disorders of language function. He takes forever to write down a very short story, and is usually disappointed with it because he has a much more complex vision of the story in his head (like a movie) but cannot get to the words to write it down. He says the problem is finding the words, especially the first word. ![]() Most people associate dyslexia with reading difficulties. The auditory dyslexic may hear letter or words as jumbled, and may be unable to repeat something that they just heard moments ago. Case Study: "My son David is 10 and he is very bright, but his main problem is his difficulty in writing things down. Another symptom that may be present in the dyslexic, is difficulty in sounding out words or even individual letters. ![]()
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