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Acoustics comfort in Classroom for 40 students.



Classrooms are environments designated for learning. Good acoustics for learning support easy verbal communication, which requires low noise levels and very little reverberation

To reduce noise from adjoining classrooms, do not have doors adjacent to each other or have doors directly across from each other. Rather, offset the door locations to extend the sound travel path from one classroom to the next. This strategy works well with conference rooms and private offices as well.

Often the acoustic characteristics of the classrooms are not taken into account during the design of schools, because the aesthetic or economic aspect is more important. However, a classroom with good acoustics makes a big difference in the learning process of students.

For a classroom of 40 students, the considerations are not monumental, however it is important to be taken into account to achieve optimal performance of students.

Besides, about the materials, it is better to choose some specifics, as wood or foams, which absorb sounds. As well it is important to be especially careful with the ceilings position because there must be reflective elements that reflects and increase teacher's voice, so everyone can hear him.   media type="file" key="acousticlassroom.wma"