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Slow & Steady – Hope It Wins the Race
We started The Listening Program in mid-June and suspected that it would have some impact on both LuLu’s CAPD and her sensitivity to noises (more of an SPD thing). Our occupational therapist...
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Is it ADD or Something Else? Part 1
There are several articles that came linked in a recent e-newsletter from ADDitude Magazine’s on-line website. I found it interesting that a magazine on the subject of Attention Deficit Disorder would...
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Is Our Ability to Listen Inherited?
An interesting study conducted by Researchers at the National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders points to genetic variations being responsible for a person’s ability to listen to...
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LOOOONG Division
My makeshift career as a special education teacher is a rocky one. First off, it’s not a career I’ve chosen, but has been foisted onto me by default. For the last 18 months, LuLu has been home with me,...
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What is Central Auditory Processing Disorder (CAPD)?
CAPD is a neurologically-based disorder where the brain’s ability to correctly process auditory stimuli is impaired. While children with CAPD may have impaired hearing, many do not. It is much more...
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BrainBuilder – Importance of Digit Span
Our wise speech therapist (the one who administered Fast ForWord to LuLu last winter) recommended that we buy a software called BrainBuilder by Advanced Brain Technologies. Like many things in our...
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