Children with Auditory Processing Disorders (APD) have difficulty understanding instructions and sustaining attention, particularly in the classroom environment where there is frequently competing background noise. The sounds of peers whispering or talking, traffic, as well as children playing outside, are just some of the common classroom distractions that make learning very difficult for these children.
Poor auditory processing can hinder your child social friendships and prevent them from participating fully with their friends.
The Fast ForWord Foundations I exercise Space Commander focuses on the following tasks, goals and skills.
Task. Identify or manipulate shapes according to the instructions presented.
Goal. Develop the following cognitive and language & reading skills:
- Following Directions
- English Language Conventions
- Listening Accuracy
At the same time participants develop the cognitive skills of
- Memory,
- Attention,
- Processing and
- Sequencing.
Contact us to see how the Fast ForWord exercises developed by neuroscientists can help your child train their brain to improve auditory processing.