The Benefits of Classroom Amplification

Here is a list of students that benefit from Classroom Amplification:

• Students with a temporary or permanent hearing loss (30% on any given day!)
• Students with high pitch loss (22% of all high school students)
• Learning Disabled Students
• Special Education Students
• ADD, Dyslexic Students
• ESL Students
• All students sitting in the back of a class (they miss 30% of what is said)
• Students in a noisy classroom environment
• Students in a team teaching environment
• Students in a classroom with a soft spoken teacher
• Students that struggle in reading, spelling and language development
• EVERY STUDENT. Long term studies show that overall scores go up 7% when every classroom is amplified (These findings were validated twice by the US Department of Education [MARRS Project])

How do teachers benefit from Classroom Amplification?

• Teacher absenteeism from vocal fatigue is reduced
• Students stay on task
• Repetition of instructions is reduced greatly
• Voice problems diminish or completely disappear
• Classroom environment becomes calmer because the teacher does not have to raise his or her voice to keep the attention of the class
• Students gain confidence at public speaking while using the equipment and their peers can hear them well
• Teachers that are familiar with, and have used, classroom amplification found it to be the most useful piece of equipment over and above overhead projectors & computers

All of these facts are backed up with long-term studies.

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