The Importance
of Hearing
In
Learning Development
of Children
Most
children learn to talk by imitating the sounds around them. The voices of their
loved ones composed of vowels and consonants play an important role in the
auditory training of children from birth. Oral language is an active element in
gathering crucial hearing skills.
If a child
has trouble hearing, their learning skills can become delayed and difficult
compared to a child who can hear clearly. Language is our basic tool for
interpersonal relationships and an act of communication that allows people to
communicate effectively with one another in exchange of emotions, ideas, and
knowledge.
When an
acute sense of hearing is present, the basis of acquiring the skills of reading
and writing are easily achievable.
Exercises to
enrich learning capacity and test hearing skills in children:
·
Memorize poems
·
Tongue twisters
·
Riddles
·
Sequence of numbers
·
Repeat songs or poems that rhyme
·
Inventing words that rhyme
·
Design a family book with pictures of objects
If there is any suspicion that your child does not listen
properly consult a specialist to prevent any difficulty in learning
development.
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