Auditory learning

exhibit the auditory learning style and sometimes the visual learning style. I likes auditory learning style because I learn better when I read out loud or I have a audio reading the words for me. In this case I tent to memorize the learns more. For example if I am reading a story where It contains questions at the end to answer. However in order for me to get the full understanding I would have to read the story out loud and pretend I'm playing a part in the story to get a better understand and interest into the reading. In this case I'll know how to approach the questions and answer it appropriately. I think I also exhibit Visual learning style because whenever there is images, graphs, diagram it gives more details to the lesson and makes the lesson more straight forward. For example In Geography class the teacher is teaching about locations where to find rivers and plains on the map. On the map you will find a key at the bottom that illustrate the symbols of the rivers and plains. Therefore by viewing the map as the teach explain you will see where rivers and plains located in each countries.…

Learning Styles Studying is an important part of succeeding in one’s academic career. Certain methods of studying can make it more effective for certain students. These methods can be divided into three basic categories of learning styles: visual, auditory, and kinesthetic (Ezekiel, 2012). It’s possible for students to prefer one or even all of the learning styles. Knowing one’s preferred learning style is key for effective studying. For example, Austin is a student who, through taking multiple…

and not listen when people judge me and all the stuff that they just throw in my face, but you can just ignore it and put it down. Which is why one of my heroes is Eminem, as a result, that’s exactly what he does, and he still goes the same path that he’s chosen, and he’s still great. One of my school goals is to try not to chop into so much trouble, which could be demonstrated by doing all of my work and not talking in class. Another one of my school goals is to not put myself into a position…

Some of the items that I scored low on were writing, adapting to change, and knowing how you learn (Bethel University, 2013). I have always known that I do not do well with writing, but I know through practice that I can improve my writing. I believe that through practice and taking the criticism that I receive then I can better my writing and learn from my mistakes. Most people do not adapt well with change so this item did not surprise me. I try to improve everyday and know that change takes…

energy that is able to reach the cochlea. “Most children with middle ear effusion experience a mild to moderate hearing loss, usually between 15 and 40 dB” (Winskel, 2006), which can cause the child to have problems hearing and understanding spoken language and other low-intensity sounds. Since a child with otitis media is likely missing low-intensity sounds, which are important for learning language, it is important to evaluate how often and for how long each episode of otitis media lasts.…

Auditory processing disorder (APD) also known as central auditory processing disorder (CAPD) is a Phonology language condition where the child is having difficulties differentiating different sounds. The child has difficulties processing what they hear because their brains and their ears don’t synchronize properly. The child usually has normal hearing but struggles with sounds, particular if there are other noises in the background. The main issue is that the child has problems understanding…

Of the five senses, hearing is an essential medium, which connects us with one another and our surrounding environment. My personal experience on how important the sense of hearing has influenced my decision in having a career in this field. As an undergraduate student I majored in SLHS, did research with professors and continued on in volunteering in audiology clinics. These experiences had driven me into becoming a hearing screening and further my interest in audiology. Firstly, as a…

Auditory Processing Disorder is a part of Central Auditory Disorders (CAPD). APD is a problem understanding spoken language in the absence of hearing loss, individuals will have an abnormally functioning central auditory pathway. Individuals with APD have difficulty understanding speech in the present of normal hearing. Central Auditory Processing (CAP) is how efficient and effective your central nervous system utilizes auditory information, and the neurobiological activity that underlies that…

Do you ever feel like your ears and your brain don't fully coordinate? Don't worry, you're not the only one. Auditory processing is a disorder referring to how the central nervous system uses or interprets auditory information. When I was 6 years old and in first grade my parents put me through multiple tests at Rochester Hearing and Speech, I was officially diagnosed with auditory processing. Not long after that, I was also diagnosed with ADD. After this, I shortly learned that school wasn't…

(2010), however, took their investigation farther, and examined the hearing loss that results from otitis media as a separate factor in the long-term impact of otitis media. “As periods of [otitis media] can occur without auditory reduction, the underlying hearing loss might be a better predictor of language problems. This is confirmed… as we found that the number of [otitis media] incidents was not positively related to language scores at early life, whereas [hearing loss] was found to be…