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Die Musik entscheidet mit

Follow a participant and instructor finding a usable quieter class without assuming everyone needs the same cues. 928 words

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Comprehension quiz

Why does moving away from the speaker and reducing the music not resolve Nadja's first difficulty?
What work is needed beyond switching the music off?
What does Lena's participation in the second quiet trial establish?
What remains unresolved after Nadja can use the quieter course?
Why does Mika avoid deciding which friend's perception of the original course is correct?
What can be claimed about the quieter course's future after four trials?