Aiken County Public Schools Amplify Teachers in the Classroom

The United States Access Board, an independent federal agency whose primary mission is accessibility for people with disabilities, stated that acoustical performance is an important consideration in the design of classrooms. As many classrooms were built during a time when acoustics was not a significant concern, it is critical for administrators to consider the affects poor acoustics may have on student learning. Research shows that ambient noise and reverberation normally not noticed by adults can have a negative affect on learning environments for young children, as they require optimal conditions for listening and comprehension....[more]

Headphones

I use the 3068AV headphones in the computer lab that we have. Our school is K-8 and everyone uses the lab. These headphones are nice because they can fit all the students and they are easy to clean and store....[more]

Headphones

The CA-2 headphones allow multiple students to use computers in the Media Center without disrupting others....[more]

Record Players

Our new Califone record player (1005) allows us to use older but still valuable resources such as LPs that are relevant in today's educational world. We have a wealth of records containing historical speeches, old customary dances from other countries, and various educational materials that are not available......[more]

PowerPro

In our physical education courses, we use the PA916-SD to play music and make announcements during activities....[more]

Headphones

We like the Listening First™ animal headphone series because the PreK-6 students can work on the computers without disturbing others....[more]

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