Auditory Processing
DYSLEXIA or ADHD?
Inattention is often the first and most obvious symptom seen by teachers when children struggle in school. This drives parents to their healthcare providers with the question, “Does my child have ADHD?” The challenge behind this question is that inattention, squirming in the chair, staring into space, slow to get started on tasks, poor listening,…
Read More The Auditory Processing – Emotional/Social Connection
Last month at Stowell Learning Center Chino, 25 students participated in our SLC Science Lab – AKA Big Fun Mess and Parents’ Night Out. Only one of four experiments worked exactly as planned, but the night was a big success. The students had a good time working together to make a liquid kaleidoscope, and homemade…
Read More Auditory Processing, Attention, and Survival
My mom is a huge fan of the TV reality series Survivor. She (and millions of others) never misses an episode. If you watch the show, you’ll know that people will go to almost any lengths to survive. And in fact, our brains are wired for survival at the most basic level and will work…
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