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Only
the hearing has been strengthened
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Lack
of interaction between teacher-student
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Listening
requires concentration
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The
need for a tape recorder or a CD player can be a problem
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Consultations
can lead to prosecution of malpractices
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Tapping
can be an open discussion during the consultation
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It
is easier to lose focus
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requires
a well-designed presentation or material
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Participants
can pay more attention to images than to audio
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Corrections
are difficult if necessary
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Professional
audiovisual aids can be expensive.
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Audiovisual
presentations can take a lot of time to prepare.
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Some
audiovisual tools such as video recorders for older video recordings can be
large and difficult during transport.
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Excessive
information can also be worrying because students try to read and / or report
while the speaker goes to the next topic.
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