Classroom Amplification White Paper

While a classroom amplification system is not a matter of technology integration or technology literacy, it clearly represents a technology solution that provides an optimal learning condition in the classroom. There is an abundance of independent research that shows the need for amplification in the K-12 classroom, both for hearing-impaired students and students with normal hearing. That research is clear, consistent, and conclusive....[more]

Multimedia Players

I use the Music Maker Plus™ for listening centers and for students who were absent and need to catch up on reading in other curricular areas. It is also a support for struggling readers....[more]

Record Players

I use our Califone Phonograph Player everyday. Because so much material that’s used in Early Education is available only on albums, it's important to my teaching to have this excellent tool available....[more]

Headphones

The 3068AV switchable stereo/mono headphones work well with our PreK-12 Special Ed students because there are fewer distractions in the classroom when they wear them....[more]

Cassette Recorders/Players

Because my students don’t have a very strong grasp on language and are not computer literate, I use my Califone cassette players to rewind and playback a lot of language samples. They hold up better than other brands and I appreciate the tone adjustment which most brands don’t offer....[more]

Headphones

The 3068AV headphones allow our K-5 students to work on individual assignments without disturbing others in the room...[more]

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