Voice-Level Charts and Tools
Manage classroom noise on your interactive whiteboard or digital display.
In the world of elementary education, maintaining an optimal learning atmosphere is key.
Our voice-level charts and tools for the classroom are a simple, yet powerful, solution to one of the most common classroom challenges: managing noise!
Designed for use on an interactive whiteboard or digital display, they’ll blend right into your normal teaching routine.
Voice Level Chart
A visual tool that clearly signals the desired noise level.
Select the appropriate volume setting and give your students a constant, easy-to-understand reminder of your expectations.
Traffic Light
A guide for appropriate behavior and a real-time feedback tool.
Communicate its purpose to your students so they can self-regulate and maintain a conducive atmosphere for learning.
Why is classroom management important?
It sets the stage for learning. Students are more attentive, participation increases, and the educational experience is enriched for everyone involved.
It fosters academic excellence. Less time spent on behavioral issues means more time focused on the curriculum. The result? Improved academic performance and a class full of budding scholars.
It builds emotional resilience. A well-managed classroom provides a safe space for students. They learn important life skills like patience, cooperation, and respect.
How to Manage Noise Levels in the Classroom
Using visual cues: Visualization makes it easy and clear for students to understand and adhere to the classroom's noise expectations. With a simple design, they’re meant to be easily interpretable to support a healthy learning environment.
Adapting to different activities: Learn to adjust your tools for various classroom activities. Whether it’s a quiet reading session or a lively group activity, a noise monitor for the classroom will keep the environment ideal for learning.
Engaging students in noise management: Turn noise monitoring into an interactive and educational experience. Involve your students in setting the voice levels for different activities, making them active participants in managing their learning environment.