What type of technology is used to enhance auditory signals in learning environments?

FM/DM assistive technology is specifically designed to enhance auditory signals in learning environments, particularly for individuals who may have hearing difficulties or are in challenging listening situations. This technology typically consists of a transmitter and a receiver system that helps to amplify sounds directly to the user, which can significantly improve their ability to hear and understand spoken language in settings where background noise may be present, such as classrooms.

In contrast, linguistic software programs, speech recognition tools, and computerized reading programs serve different purposes that are not primarily focused on enhancing auditory signals. Linguistic software is generally used for language development and practice, speech recognition tools assist in converting spoken language into text, and computerized reading programs often focus on reading skills and literacy development. While all of these tools can support learning, they do not specifically address the enhancement of auditory signals in a way that FM/DM technology does.