Activities that you can practice (with your students) on how to use FM in a variety of situations

Awesome one-stop shop location for sound simulations

One of my favorite blogs for information on assistive technology and audiology issues

A great site focusing on issues specific to teens

Fantastic resource of Spanish materials by David Sindrey, AVT

One stop shop for troubleshooting and product guides

Hearing loss simulations are very useful for educating parents, teachers, and friends about what a hearing loss "sounds" like. This article also explains the different levels of hearing loss.

Nice overview and activities for learning about hearing

Many people who are hard of hearing have achieved amazing sporting success, refusing to let their hearing loss hold them back.

Fun activities discussing hearing loss prevention

The following information summarizes hearing screening programs for newborns and school-aged children in Illinois.

Fantastic resource about late onset hearing loss and other topics

Great demo and discussion about using absorbers and diffusers!

Everything You Wanted to Know but Were Afraid to Ask Where to begin! Evaluating a classroom or for that matter any other space, need not be as intimidating as most people would suspect, but a few hints and guidelines won’t hurt. If poor acoustics and excessive background noise in the classroom can interfere with speech …

Short and sweet video showing the effects of classroom acoustic modification on reverberation time

Click here for information on understanding classroom acoustic principles and the ANSI Standard S12.60 for Classroom Acoustics  NOISY CLASSROOMS A 10 minute Classroom Noise file (mpeg) is provided for your use when administering the Functional Listening Evaluation, working with students on listening in noise or when demonstrating listening in noise challenges. Apps for signaling classroom noise …

Good to have in print form, too. Ordering information is on website.

Classroom Acoustics resources, including ASHA Practice Policy documents, journal articles and ASHA Leader articles.

Information about rulemaking

Education Campaigns NIDCD's Noisy Planet Campaign—Protecting Kids' Hearing Online Activities Listen Up! Infographic Videos What Is Sound?—Explains the physical properties of sound.

Curriculums for kids about noise-induced hearing loss

We’ve put together a group of audio files that simulate what someone with sensorineural hearing loss is able to hear in specific contexts.

An estimated 3 million children in America have a hearing impairment, according to the Center for Hearing and Communication. Although some children are born with hearing impairments, noise is one of the leading causes of hearing loss. Use activities to teach children hearing impairment awareness so that they have a ...

Online audiogram generator