Dangerous Sound Lesson aims To learn how sound can be dangerous and what can be done to reduce the risks of hearing damage.

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Dangerous Sound Lesson aims To learn how sound can be dangerous and what can be done to reduce the risks of hearing damage

Learning outcomes By the end of the lesson you should State that loud sounds can damage hearing Compare sound levels using the decibel scale Describe how hearing can be impaired using ear model Describe how to reduce noise pollution

How are loud sounds made? How can the loudness of a sound be measured? Why are very loud sounds dangerous? What is the easiest way to quieten sounds?

We can use a sound level meter to measures sounds

Sound levels

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What is noise pollution? How can noise pollution be reduced? Explain how soft materials quieten sounds

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