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Auditory training is a practical, safe and effective method that gently re-educates the auditory system to accurately process sound.

History of Auditory Training and Tutorial of the Ear

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Microphone Work - "Active Phase"

(Audio-Vocal Training)

 

Hear Yourself Back Into Your Headphones...


With the addition of a microphone, the listener can speak and hear his/her own voice back through the headphones. This is a very important phase in retraining the ears. Audio-Vocal training uses the power of one's own voice to improve language, learning, communication and thinking skills. This "active" phase of the program uses structured and sequenced "listen and repeat" lessons. These lessons follow the developmental sequence of sound frequencies for language acquisition. The focus of this phase is verbal input and output and voice play. The listener is introduced and guided to experience new listening and speaking behaviors.

For non-verbal clients, we just want to capture their voice or their babbling or whatever comes out! It's a stimulus for their ear to keep producing language. So even if your child isn't quite verbal yet, the audio-vocal phase is still for you. For clients who are able, "listen and repeat exercises" as well as "rehearsed reading" provides experience to establish new reading habits and patterns that will increase reading rate, accuracy and comprehension. Oral reading is practiced to reinforce new reading and language skills. Do you or your child have a monotone? Learn how to work on intonation, expression and perfect your presentation voice. Read now with excitement and color. Start using those exclamation marks and question marks and move your voice around as the reading or speech you are giving requires.

Audio-vocal exercises can improve:

 
  • Reading comprehension and retention;

  • Listening;

  • Speech and language;

  • Reading fluency;

  • Alertness and attention to detail;

  • Thinking and problem solving;

  • Academic achievement;

  • Communication and social skills

 

   

Your Child Can Use Their Own Voice to Listen Better, Speak Better & Learn Better!

 

Audio-vocal training phase only available in conjunction with auditory training systems purchased 

from Sound Therapy Systems.

 

 

 

 

 

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