Room Fourteen Learning about hearing.
A big group of Lynfield collage teenagers came to our school to teach different classes about hearing and what you can do to to help yourself from getting bad hearing loss.
Now I am going to tell you a bit of a recap of what I learnt.
First of all you know how we have the unite of measure for meters well sound also has a unite of measure
now when these girls asked that question a phew people said " is it Volume" well your wrong the unite of measure for sound is called Decibels the limit for decibels is the number 85 higher than that number that means it is too loud. Any lower is safe.
Another thing that I learnt was that everything is made up of molecules so when we did an experiment with some string a ping pong ball and a scientific tool we used it to make the vibrations so when we banged the tool on the table when it was vibrating then stayed still while the ping pong ball was discharging from the tool.
There were three main things that we all learnt that was
if your music in your car is too loud Turn it down
If someone has a loud siren or is playing music near you an you think
it is too loud. Walk away Now the last one is using PROTECTION. Now with me personally I think that is the most important. Because having hearing loss
is not cool so if you have parents or if you have a dad that works around big machines and its really loud you can not only buy ear plugs for yourself to keep you safe but also for your parents or anyone else who needs them.
This is us playing a game about what it sounds like when
you have good hearing and what it sounds like when you do have hearing loss.
Here is us when we got picked to stand up and hold these cards that pitchers of things that may be safe or unsafe for your hearing. Did you know that the most dangerous thing that would be to loud for your ears would be and rocket launching.That would be 165 decibels but the limit is 85 so even if you listen to it for at least 5 seconds you could get really bad ear damage.
This is Hannah and Zainab holding a sound o meter to see if walking a
step a way form loud sound will make a difference to your hearing.
Kia orana Danae I like how your shared your learning about how we can look after our hearing. Great advice to use ear plugs. For next time please remember to proof read before pushing publish.
ReplyDeleteHi Mrs Moore its Danae here.
ReplyDeleteI read your email and yes next time I will proof read before publishing my work.
Thanks
Danae