1. Reading and Writing 101
Advanced Auditory Skill Auditory Replace

2. Learning Objectives
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To build on our speed and accuracy in
discriminating phonemes.

3. Introduction
Words become more difficult when it becomes
longer and longer.

4. Advanced Auditory Skills
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Advanced Auditory Skills built on your Basic
Auditory Skills, Segmenting and Blending.
It trains us to change the letters inside words.
This helps us to change small to big words
easily too.

5. Examples of Auditory Discrimination
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We can change small words to big and vice versa
if we are good in Auditory Discrimination.
1) Say catfish without fish
2) Say sunbeam without sun
3) Say pan-fried without pan
4) Say relationship without ship
5) Say truckloads without loads

6. Learning Activity
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A score card is given for these advanced auditory
exercises. Refer to Page 34 of your LG.
Follow the instructions on the score card for
training and practice.
Intensity
(More focus)
Complexity
(More difficult)

7. Discussion
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What is Auditory Discrimination?
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How does it help us in reading and writing?

8. In summary
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Auditory Discrimination is the dropping or adding
of letters to words.
It can let us hear our spelling choices to increase
spelling accuracy.
It can also let us hear ourselves when we are
reading aloud.