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Activities | Cochlear implants – wiring for sound

1. Vibration and sound

2. The ear and hearing

Other activities

  • The Standards Site (Department for Education and Skills, UK)
    • Sound and hearing – activities are listed under headings such as 'How does sound travel through solids, liquids and gases?' and 'Can sound be dangerous?'

  • Newton's Apple (USA)
    • Hearing – students identify the type and location of a sound while blindfolded.

  • Science and Mathematics Initiative for Learning Enhancement (Illinois Institute of Technology, USA)
    • How sound travels – students investigate whether sound travels more effectively through a solid, liquid or gas.
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