Toolkit

Noise-o-meter

The noise-o-meter
 
Resources:
 
A noise-a-meter – can be downloaded from TES Resources – 
 
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How it works:
Initially used as a way to train my students about acceptable noise levels.
Why not try it yourself? 
Students can also set the level based on the instructions given?
 
You can use the Noise-o-Meter as a way of making an activity seem a little different too. For example if working with a group but on ‘No Voices’ on the Noise-o-Meter to encourage students to communicate differently!
 
Variations:
 
I will be adding- Library voices (whispering to a partner) and University voices (for addressing the class confidently).  
 

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