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Good Acoustics In Schools Make Learning Easier

By admin | August 7, 2012

New research* from the UK confirms that “good acoustics [in schools] can level the playing-field between deaf and hearing children” while reducing classroom stress for teachers and students, and improving overall learning.

The full research reports (with supporting videos) are on the NDCS website.

• Research confirms the difference good acoustics make in schools

With most deaf children now being taught in mainstream classrooms, this research shows good acoustics to benefit everyone. Architects in Ireland and the UK can also incorporate these insights into new schools they design.

Further Reading

* Soundfields For Learning: The Need-To-Know

* Preparing Kids For Mainstream Settings

* Customising Sound Technologies For Personal Use

* Advice On FM Systems ‘Versus’ Soundfields

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