Noise and its interference over students in a classroom environment: literature review

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BACKGROUND: Influence of the acoustic environment on learning. AIM: To analyze the possible alterations students of schools found under the impact of internal or external noises may present. METHOD: Literature review on the following subjects: auditory processing, speech perception, acoustics of classrooms and basic notions about noise. CONCLUSION: Schools are under the impact of varied noises that can become invisible opponents to the learning process, especially in a place where the listening situation must be privileged. Audiologists can be part of a multidisciplinary team, helping to monitor these areas and helping to implement hearing conservation programs.

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Raquel Cecília Fischer, D., & Momensohn-Santos, T. (2005). Noise and its interference over students in a classroom environment: literature review. Pró-Fono : Revista de Atualização Científica. https://doi.org/10.1590/s0104-56872005000200014

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