Written on 23-07-2015

Most people associate learning disorders with dyslexia—with children who have trouble learning to read, even though they’re just as bright as the next kid, because decoding written language is hard for them. But there’s another, smaller group of kids who have trouble decoding what they hear. Even though there’s nothing wrong with their hearing itself, they miss a lot of what’s being said to them or around them, and they have difficulty remembering what they hear.

Read more at:

http://www.childmind.org/en/posts/articles/2014-10-28-what-auditory-processing-disorder –

大多數人聽到學習困難就會聯想到讀寫障礙，有讀寫障礙的孩子可能和其他孩子一樣聰明，但他們難以掌握閲讀技巧，因爲他們解讀文字有困難。但其實有另一小部分的孩子，他們在解讀自己聽到的信息方面出現困難。即使聽力沒有問題，這些孩子也會聼漏或聼錯別人的説話，要記著這些説話就更不容易了。