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Effective management of students with auditory processing disorders (APD) in the classroom setting: essential hints for the teachers and school administrators
Auditory Processing Disorder (APD) as an auditory impairment impacts on the functional listening abilities of persons with it. For instance, persons with APD usually have difficulty localising sounds, mishear auditory information, and take longer to respond to, and process auditory information, lead...
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