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Freelance journalist. Author of Clamor: How Noise Took Over the World and How We Can Take It Back and Mind Over Mind: The Surprising Power of Expectations.
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Randál: Jak se vymanit z nadvlády hluku

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By Chris Berdik Verified
| databazeknih.cz
O knize Randál: Jak se vymanit z nadvlády hluku Máte pocit, že si váš mozek nikdy neodpočine? Neustálé pípání, hučení, hovory i vzdálený ruch města se staly kulisou našeho života – a zároveň nenápadným zdrojem stresu a únavy. V knize Randál vysvětluje vědecký novinář Chris Berdik, proč nás některé zvuky dohánějí k šílenství, zatímco jiné téměř nevnímáme, kde leží hranice mezi běžným zvukem a škodlivým hlukem a co se s námi děje, když ji dlouhodobě překračujeme.
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Randál: Jak se vymanit z nadvlády hluku

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By Chris Berdik Verified
| databazeknih.cz
Komentáře knihy Randál: Jak se vymanit z nadvlády hluku Přidat komentář Zavřít Vypněte si reklamy na Databázi Za 99 Kč vám vypneme všechny reklamní bannery na CELÝ ROK: Chci vypnout reklamy Nebo se staňte členem DK Premium a využijte Databázi naplno - více o DK Premium
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To Screen or Not To Screen

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By Chris Berdik Verified, Elizabeth Rood
| joanganzcooneycenter.org
On a warm spring afternoon, an elementary school classroom in Manhattan became a laboratory for an emerging variety of edtech—the kind without screens. The flattop desks were pushed together to create workstations stocked with multicolored pipe cleaners, markers, construction paper, kid-safe scissors, tape, and googly eyes. The designers included half a dozen kids in kindergarten and first grade working with researchers and product developers from the edtech startup, Cali’s Books.
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