Education should be accessible, inclusive and inspiring for every learner. Yet classrooms, lecture halls and study spaces can present challenges such as background noise, poor acoustics and distractions that make it harder to listen and concentrate.
Our education hearing solutions are designed to help overcome these barriers. From classroom amplification and assistive listening devices to wireless microphones and bone conduction technology, our range helps teachers communicate clearly and gives students better access to speech.
From early years settings to higher education and specialist training spaces, we can help create learning environments where students can listen, participate and learn with greater confidence.
By removing barriers to listening and making speech easier to follow, the right technology can help create more inclusive and effective learning environments.
Classroom amplification systems help students hear the teacher's voice clearly, wherever they are sitting. By lifting speech above background noise, they can reduce listening effort and make lessons easier to follow.
Portable systems can be used in classrooms, lecture halls and group learning spaces, providing clearer and more consistent access to speech.
Assistive listening devices can give students clearer access to the teacher's voice, even in noisy classrooms. They can support students with hearing loss and other listening needs where background noise or distance makes speech difficult to follow.
Devices such as Roger Focus II can be used independently or with compatible hearing aids and other hearing technology, depending on the student's individual requirements.
Wireless microphones help teachers and presenters make their voice clearer while retaining the freedom to move around the classroom. They can also support group discussions, where microphones can be positioned or passed between speakers to make contributions easier to follow.
Used with compatible systems such as Roger Focus or DigiMaster speakers, wireless microphones can provide additional listening support in classrooms, lectures and group learning environments.
Bone conduction headphones transmit sound through vibrations in the bones of the skull rather than through the outer and middle ear. Because the ear canal remains open, students can still remain aware of sounds around them while listening.
When paired with a microphone, bone conduction headphones can provide an alternative listening option for some students, including those with certain types of hearing difficulty. Suitability will depend on the individual student's hearing and listening needs.
Every student and learning environment is different. The right solution may depend on the student's listening needs, classroom layout, level of background noise and any hearing aids or other hearing technology already in use.
Our team can help schools, education professionals and families understand the available options and choose appropriate technology for individual students and learning environments.
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