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Author Archives: Bruce Bebb
Sometimes You Gotta Do The Research
Research is a big deal when considering adopting technology for the classroom. Decision makers must consider several factors before committing themselves and their dwindling technology funds. Manufacturer’s claims are always suspect. If you’re as cynical as I am, even the testimony of other educators can be twisted. So what’s an educator to do? Continue reading
Hearing 75% Is Not Enough
Watching some football yesterday (go Packers!), I became frustrated with my cable company. Every few minutes the picture would go pixel on me. That’s not big deal as I could still make out what was happening. What annoyed me most … Continue reading
Posted in Benefits, Challenges
Tagged Ambient Noise, Audibility, Classroom Acoustics, Classroom Noise, Intelligibility, Word Recognition
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Your Attention Please
I’ve been in hundreds of classrooms and observed a lot of good teachers. I’m always impressed by their determination to reach every student in spite of the challenges which may include the learning space itself. Most classrooms are far from … Continue reading
Posted in Challenges
Tagged Ambient Noise, Background Noise, Classroom Management, Focus
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Greetings from Bruce
I’ve never considered myself a blogger, but given the opportunity to interact with educators from around the world is an opportunity I can’t pass up. I’m looking forward to sharing some relevant experiences but more important to me is hearing from you. Your insights and opinions are important, especially as they impact the next generation. Continue reading

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