
How learning space design impacts student performance
Published
Tuesday, 24 April
Author
Mark Rosser
Categories
Blog
April
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There is now robust evidence that the physical design of the learning space has a significant impact on pupils’ performance. This has consequences on classroom design but also on classroom furniture, which play an important role in children’s learning process.
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