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The ability to process auditory information plays a crucial role in our daily lives. Auditory processing is a cognitive skill that determines how our brains perceive, interpret, and make sense of sounds. A weakness in auditory processing can have a significant impact on a person’s ability to communicate effectively, learn, read, and navigate the world ...

One of the most common misconceptions about dyslexia and other reading struggles is that the problem must be visual. These kids must just be “seeing” the letters wrong. They’re seeing them backwards. They’re mixing up the order. But in reality, weak auditory processing is actually the most common underlying cause of reading struggles, including dyslexia. ...

For years, many people believed that dyslexia was a visual processing issue. People thought that dyslexic learners see letters backwards or out of order. However, now we understand more about this condition and know that the real basis of dyslexia & other reading disorders is actually a problem with auditory processing.  What Is Auditory Processing? ...

Learning to read is a complex task. And even for adults, reading comprehension continues to be essential in virtually every career field. So why is it that so many people of all ages struggle with reading? The most significant reason for reading problems is not a poor memory or “slowness,” instead, it’s weak auditory processing ...