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Beyond the traditional learning modalities of books and lectures is the effect that the environment itself has on learning. As a result, advancements in education and neuroscience are guiding design strategies to reveal which environmental factors benefit the learning process.
It’s no surprise that today’s top academic institutions are competing to attract the best and brightest, and in response, they are offering students a wider variety of amenities, including accommodations for different learning styles in order to create inclusive and diverse student bodies. The emphasis is being put on placemaking – where there is a clear sense of place and students can comfortably engage with their surroundings and each other.
Click to read more about the massive shift in education environments and how designers can create spaces that are more supportive for educators.
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