How to Teach a College Student with Auditory Processing Disorder
Understand what Auditory Processing Disorder (APD) entails.. Talk to the student about their specific needs.. Talk to the school disability center.
Steps
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Understand what Auditory Processing Disorder (APD) entails.
Understand what Auditory Processing Disorder (APD) entails.
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Talk to the student about their specific needs.
Talk to the student about their specific needs.
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Talk to the school disability center.
Talk to the school disability center.
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Keep in mind that the student may be facing additional challenges.
Keep in mind that the student may be facing additional challenges.
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Keep the classroom reasonably quiet.
Keep the classroom reasonably quiet.
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Talk to the student about assigned seating, if applicable.
Talk to the student about assigned seating, if applicable.
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Consider allowing the student to record audio of the lecture.
Consider allowing the student to record audio of the lecture.
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Make lecture notes visible and easy to access.
Make lecture notes visible and easy to access.
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Turn on subtitles if you show videos.
Turn on subtitles if you show videos.
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Write down any important information.
Write down any important information.
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Keep the pace reasonable.
Keep the pace reasonable.
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Be supportive and encouraging about students asking you for help.
Be supportive and encouraging about students asking you for help.
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