Understanding Human Behaviour Without Spoken Words
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How to build a low-cost school recording lab, teach audio skills, and create student podcasts and oral history projects.
Audio production builds communication skills, storytelling, interviewing, digital literacy and teamwork. It’s inexpensive relative to other tech labs and produces shareable outputs (podcasts, audio essays) that raise school profile and student voice.
Keep a simple booking calendar, basic cleaning routine (wipe microphones), and a small spare-parts fund for cables and pop filters. Train two students as “studio managers” who check gear and assist scheduling.
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