"Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world." -Nelson Mandela
Back to School - Classroom Acoustics
Poor acoustical design in classrooms can result in excessive noise that is disruptive to the learning process and affects speech perception, student behavior, and educational outcomes. Good acoustical design enhances speech clarity and limits background noise to protect speech quality for both students and teachers. Read more
Experts agree that background noise might lead to developmental delays in speech and language, and even behavior issues for children who can't differentiate between a teacher's voice and classroom chatter. Read more
Mentees and Mentors Peer Discussion:
- Does anyone have personal experience with background noise affecting their classroom learning?
- How do you address this issue when you encounter a student that is affected by background or excessive noise?
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Melanie Johnson
Membership Program Manager
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