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Auditory processing is how your brain understands the information that we hear. Auditory memory is being able to take the information we hear (i.e. spoken words), process it, and store it in your mind to be able to recall it when needed, both short and long-term. Many of our students benefit from extra listening practice and explicit instruction in auditory skills strategies.

ListeningDeannaFebruary 5, 2023auditory processing, auditory memory, listening and spoken language

5 Auditory Memory Strategies

5 auditory memory strategies to help improve your students with listening and auditory comprehension skills.

ListeningDeannaDecember 21, 2020auditory memory, strategies Comments

Listening Activities for Teletherapy

Here are some of the listening activities I have been using during this time of distance learning:

ListeningDeannaApril 27, 2020Distance Learning, listening and spoken languageComment

Distance Learning Resources for Teachers of the Deaf

Distance learning is the new reality for teachers across the country. Teachers of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing are working hard to make digital online learning accessible to students with hearing loss. Here is a list of everything I am using to teach my students remotely.

Listening, Language, Self-AdvocacyDeannaApril 8, 2020Distance Learning, itinerant teacherComment