Free Web Seminar: "Every Child is Listening"

Proven steps to increase attention and classroom learning.
Learn from educators who are using classroom amplification to significantly increase student achievement. Thousands of schools nationwide have adopted this affordable, easy-to-use tool that dramatically impacts child learning and teacher effectiveness without changing curriculum or teaching style.

Superintendents, principals and teachers, you're invited to attend this free seminar, "Every Child is Listening," and find out how classroom amplification technology:

• > Clearly distributes sound to every child in the classroom
• > Increases literacy and test scores
• > Reduces vocal fatigue and classroom management issues

Teacher Success Stories: "More teaching time!"

Each year, more students and teachers benefit from classroom amplification technology. The independent Trost Study showed that with amplification, students achieved dramatic increases in reading fluency and growth in composite test scores. And, teacher redirection decreased by 72%.

"The LightSPEED amplification system allows me to use a calm, quiet teaching voice throughout the day. My students are more focused and stay on task for longer periods of time. Transition times are smooth as students quiet down immediately when I use the mic. This means more teaching time!"
- Olga Litz, Teacher, Mountain Way Elementary, Granite Falls, WA

Product Update: The new all-in-one REDCAT

As the leader in technology innovation, we are pleased to introduce the first fully integrated, infrared classroom amplification system: REDCAT. This all-in-one system (amplifier, speaker, receiver, and infrared sensors) works right out of the box and requires no installation. REDCAT can be mounted on the wall like a flat-screen TV, or placed on a bookshelf or desktop, and distributes clear, consistent sound in rooms up 1200 square feet.

Tips & Tricks: Controlling volume and feedback

Classroom amplification is designed to distribute the teacher’s normal speaking voice evenly throughout the classroomnot overwhelm students with loud sound. If you’re experiencing feedback or high-pitched squealing, follow these steps to control the volume:

• > Turn the volume down (counter clockwise)
• > Slowly increase the volume until you can just barely hear your voice
• > While speaking into the microphone, walk under or near the speakers to ensure feedback does not occur.

Trade-in and up: $300 credit on FM systems

Don't settle for old technology! Trade in your existing FM classroom amplification system toward the purchase of a new LightSPEED infrared-based system. Get the latest innovations!