Does your teenager forget what they have heard?

The Auditory Memory areas of our brains allow teenagers to notice and remember what they hear.  If they have a problem in these areas they will forget what they have heard. This means they  cannot follow instructions at an age appropriate level, cannot remember new vocabulary and cannot learn effectively in school.  Difficulties with auditory memory will affect a teenager's ability to read, write, spell, learn new vocabulary and do maths and science.  

Does your teenager have difficulty:

• remembering oral instructions 
• following conversations or lessons 
• acquiring information through listening
• putting information into their own words
• speaking in complete sentences 
• using internal speech to manage their behaviour
• following long sentences and/or
• learning the names of things?  

The Arrowsmith Program can help teenagers with problems listening and remembering:

Doing the exercises will enable your teenager to:

• develop their auditory memory for vocabulary
• develop their ability to remember instructions
• develop their ability to follow instructions
• remember information for learning
• put information into their own words
• follow procedures, and
• speak in complete sentences.

If Auditory Memory is a problem for your teenager or a teenager you know, 

• call Joanne on 04 100 451 34 
• contact us 
• or connect on Facebook 

for a no obligations chat about how the Arrowsmith Program can help