"The brain is a powerful resource. At any age, we can stimulate our cognitive skills for more efficient thinking and functioning."
-Jill Stowell
Processing skills are a group of skills essential to learning that aren’t really taught, but are assumed to be in place.
These are skills like memory, attention, auditory, visual, and language processing, logic and reasoning, and processing speed.
These skills impact each other and if any of these underlying skills are underdeveloped or inefficient, it will stress the attention system, impact behavior, and cause learning to be harder than it should be.
In this episode, we'll talk about processing skills in detail:
- What they are
- What processing skills challenges look like in struggling students
- Training that can permanently eliminate those struggles
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SHOW NOTES
- Episode Resources and Transcript: stowellcenter.com/2023/03/17/...
- The Better Brain Book - by David Permutter, M.D. - a.co/d/2OjZBzR
- Making a Good Brain Great - by Daniel Amen, M.D. - a.co/d/d4htxOn
- The Memory Prescription - by Gary Small, M.D. - a.co/d/j2XX5Cs
- Take the Stone Out of the Shoe - by Jill Stowell - Chapter 5: What Do Challenges With Processing Skills Look Like? - stowellcenter.com/taketheston...
- At Wit's End - by Jill Stowell - Chapter 17: Processing Skills Development - stowellcenter.com/book-atwits...
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