Auditory processing disorder (APD), also known as central auditory processing disorder (CAPD), is characterised by children who cannot process what they hear in the same way as other children.
There is a difference in the way their brain recognises and interprets sounds, especially speech.
Some experience in the field of education is required. Also for students and parents interested in working in inclusive educational settings.
What is an APD?
Who can diagnose this disorder?
Symptoms to look out for
Development and course
Causes
How does this disorder impair the function of the child?
Differential diagnosis
Comorbidity
How do we treat this disorder?
How to support an affected learner in the classroom
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