#auditiory

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skylines and turnstiles / maya the psychic

[dimensionzero]

the way my auditiory processing disorder ass had no idea what was being said in 45% of across the spiderverse yet it was still the best movie ive ever seen

[lesbiancolumbo]

Any music that's stood out to you at EPCOT?

god okay outside of the drum show in the japan pavilion my auditiory processing issues make differentiating music hard for me in public places!!!! very sorry!!!!

look at this beautiful bitch

[garudabluffs]

Music is not for ears

We never just hear music. Our experience of it is saturated in cultural expectations, personal memory and the need to move

“...how musical perception can be manipulated by visual cues.”

READ MORE https://aeon.co/essays/music-is-in-your-brain-and-your-body-and-your-life

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The Music in You                

You might not be a virtuoso, but you have remarkable musical abilities. You just don't know about them yet.

“This ability to track statistics about our environment without knowing we’re doing so turns out to be a general feature of human cognition. It is called statistical learning, and it is thought to underlie our earliest ability to understand what combinations of syllables count as words in the complex linguistic environment that surrounds us during infancy. What’s more, something similar seems to happen with music.”

READ MORE https://getpocket.com/explore/item/the-music-in-you?utm_source=pocket-newtab

[fangirlinginleatherboots]

Okay disclaimer before I ask this I have not learned about child development in several years

That said do you ever struggle to understand the "toddler accent?" Asking because you said something about working with 3 year olds and I remember when I had young cousins (like 2-5) I REALLY struggled to understand what they were saying like half the time and the other half I could understand them perfectly. But also I have auditiory processing disorder so I have no idea if it's just me

OH YEAH 98% OF THE TIME I HAVE NO IDEA WHAT THEYRE SAYING

Most of my students are 3 but wow the 2 year olds say some nonsense. I can't show videos of them here but I save so many precious moments of them talking because you can tell they're trying to make the words more complex but can't yet.

One of the little girl who talks the most but also the least clearly (my brain decided we needed an introject of her just to understand her and because I am so attached and protective of her oh wait that's a whole other thing oh fuxk work stress what's that) spent ages last week trying to say "sticker" but it was "stiyer."

Now that I'm word vomiting I have... four 1 yr olds, four 2 yr olds and three 3 yr olds. I think when I get back after break I'll have five 1 yr olds.

[strivia]

I'm super intrigued by the concept of what is found attractive in voices, but the research I've found is all pretty heteronormative. And I don't have the patience to try and analyze my own preferences myself.

[youdothetalking]

fr tho i think there a two subsets of introvert.. the 'im quirky for not liking being around people and i am bullied by extroverts 😥' and the one i subscribe to: 'i have mental illness and/or disorders 😔✌'

YEA !! i get it like some ppl cant read social cues, have auditiory n other sensory issues, r mute, etc n i love them but pls if ur one of those Id Much Rather Stay At Home N Eat Pizza introverts tho i promise u not a single person asked 💔

[shrimp-gender]

the fun ways my mental illnesses, ADHD, and autism are interacting at the moment.

Adhd causes me to accidentally zone out

anxiety realizes this and panics

depression chimes in that i am a stupid idiot

anxiety stess out further

Autism, because anxiety 1 is panicking, causes auditiory prossing disorder

anxiety panics more because now i can’t understand what is happening

depression tells me it’s just because i’m useless

and it all spirals from there

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[introlingo-blog]

I’ve just done this ‘which type of learner are you” kind of quiz and it turns out that I’m mostly auditory... Not a surprise tbh, but still, it’s not that I’m firmly just auditory, but anyways... Where are my fellow auditiories at? What are your tips to study a language?