In-person, hybrid, remote...what's your instructional setting? In this app brief, we explore various classroom scenarios and ways instructional audio can ensure teachers and students can hear each other.
Researchers have identified essential benefits of hearing in the classroom for all learners, including increased speech intelligibility, increased academic achievement and listening abilities.
Protective masks. Social distancing. Remote teaching. These new health precautions will impact the learning environment, and make communication more difficult. Find solutions to ensure teacher and student voices are heard.
Face masks and other protective coverings will make communication more difficult for teachers and students as they return to school and classrooms. Find out more how Lightspeed instructional audio solutions help overcome these listening challenges and ensure clarity of speech and even sound distribution for in-class and remote learners.
The Benefits of Classroom Audio - Research, validated by the U.S. Department of Education, is clear, consistent and conclusive... all students benefit from classroom audio technology.
by Dr. Haglund, Santa Ana, CA
How a Southern California district fit all the pieces together for a successful tech-based personalized learning program.
As a result of implementing classroom audio, teachers at a Mid-Atlantic school district experienced improved student attention, class interaction, and oral participation from their pre-k and kindergarten ESOL students.
From the furniture to the sound systems, the brand-new Nelson Place School is designed to meet the needs of all students, including children with autism.
MARRS is an National Diffusion Network (NDN) project that uses a wireless FM microphone system for sound-field amplification of the classroom teacher’s voice in order to enhance oral instruction, lessen teacher voice fatigue, and improve student academic achievement.
An Assessment of the Efficacy of a Classroom Audio Distribution System Using Language Environment Analysis by Daniel Ostergren, AuD, Educational Audiologist.
