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This excellent module is split into four distinct sections and tests many aspects of auditory processing. Each exercise features user interaction, and either environmental sounds or spoken voice that pose a series of tasks carefully graded into levels.

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The 1031 exercises of Auditory processing enable clients to work on therapy tasks by themselves from listening to sounds, recognising words and sentences to understanding complex conversations.  

Each task has different levels, encouraging clients to move from simpler to more complicated exercises; as well as practice in understanding words, phrases, sentences, paragraphs and conversations, there are specific exercises to train the ear to listen for different sounds, or e.g. recognise if 2 words sound alike.

For children using this module, they will be able to work through a range of exercises which reflect the developmental stages in which they learn grammar and concepts.

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Auditory discrimination

• identifying sounds, minimal pairs, rhyming words, identifying same/different real & non words, which sound has been changed

Understanding words

• Nouns, Verbs, Adjectives

Understanding Sentences

• pointing to descriptions, judgement – semantics/grammar, sentence building and paragraphs

Understanding conversations

• Watch video clip conversations then answer questions

“I have been using React2 for several months now. Like its predecessor, it is very popular with dysphasic patients, who enjoy and respond well to the many activities. The 'Understanding Conversations' section is particularly helpful in developing auditory comprehension skills in patients who have moved beyond single word/short sentences stimuli.”

Vicky Mayer - Speech & Language Therapist