Auditory discrimination refers to the brain 's ability to organize and make sense of language sounds. Children who have difficulties with this might have trouble understanding and developing language skills because their brains either misinterpret language sounds, or process them too slowly.hildren with auditory disabilities may fall behind classmates in learning how to read. Children who have difficulties with auditory discrimination may also have trouble reading. Problems relating to auditory discrimination are usually related to the brain, rather than the ears.