Child Development and Pedagogy · Pedagogy
A student with a bilateral cochlear implant is placed in an inclusive classroom with high ceilings and hard tile floors. Despite the teacher using an FM System, the student frequently complains of fatigue and misses parts of the peer-led group discussions. Which of the following is the most accurate analysis?
- 1The FM system is malfunctioning because it should eliminate all background noise regardless of room acoustics.
- 2The student requires a 'Sound-Field System' instead of a personal FM system to ensure the entire room is amplified equally.
- 3The teacher should increase the volume on the FM transmitter to overcome the room's physical dimensions.
- 4The student is experiencing listening fatigue due to high reverberation (echo) in the room, which the FM system cannot fully correct for sounds originating from peers not wearing the microphone.✓
Correct answer
The student is experiencing listening fatigue due to high reverberation (echo) in the room, which the FM system cannot fully correct for sounds originating from peers not wearing the microphone.
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