A child who loses the thread of a story, mishears instructions in a noisy classroom, or seems to “tune out” during a lesson is often suspected of having an auditory processing disorder (APD), which is a problem with how the brain interprets sound. But a major research review[1] makes a case that should change how we think about these kids: listening difficulties are rarely ju...
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