To reach a level of ideal learning for an individual, each of these settings must be at the proper level. On a finer stereo system, one can adjust the graphic equalizer to achieve the best sound, given the type of music, their personal taste, the volume level, the size and shape of the room, the position of the speakers, etc. The graphic equalizer allows for the high, low, or mid-range parts of the music to be lowered or raised. The ideal setting for Jazz is different than for Pop, which is different than for Rock, which is different than for Country, etc. If the settings on a graphic equalizer are set poorly, even the finest music can sound horrible.
Vocals can be distorted, instruments can blend together or be lost entirely, and so on.
The same is true for educational variables. These moments are sadly few and far between for most educators, and most students. But the reason why this is so seems clear. Copyright 1996-2000 by Future Solutions . Also, please tell us where you're reprinting it.