Auditory information processing

The skill of processing auditory information is very important for the development of children's speech, communication, academic performance. The skill of processing auditory information is responsible for phonological perception, which is very important for reading and writing. Children with strong auditory processing skills are more likely to recognize sounds and manipulate them, which facilitates the reading process. Strong auditory processing skills allow you to focus and concentrate because it filters important auditory information more effectively and prioritizes it, ignoring distractions. This is important in the academic environment, at work and in everyday activities. The Braingym training program effectively strengthens the skill of processing auditory information by training the ability to distinguish between slight differences in pitch, tone or rhythm of sound. During classes, phonemic perception of children is developed - to recognize, determine the initial, middle and final sounds of words. Much attention is paid to audible stimuli and selective attention, training children's concentration on specific sounds, filtering out insignificant noise.