Auditory Memory is a skill needed for many speech and language tasks as well as to complete school work. There are some good ways to help a child improve their Auditory Memory skills. This is some information from one of their free downloads on www.linguisystems.com.
1. Chunking - take a large group and seperate it into smaller units.
2. Creat Lists and Take Notes - writing things down
3. Identifying Key Concepts - main ideas
4. Linking and Associations - identify characteristics to relate the thing among a list
5. Paraphrasing - retellinginfo in your words
6. Rehearsing - repeating quietly to yourself
7. Visualizing - use mental images to represent what is being said
1. Chunking - take a large group and seperate it into smaller units.
2. Creat Lists and Take Notes - writing things down
3. Identifying Key Concepts - main ideas
4. Linking and Associations - identify characteristics to relate the thing among a list
5. Paraphrasing - retellinginfo in your words
6. Rehearsing - repeating quietly to yourself
7. Visualizing - use mental images to represent what is being said
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