Smelling and Learning (02-05-20)
New research confirms that scents we smell as we learn and sleep influence our cognitive performance.
New research confirms that scents we smell as we learn and sleep influence our cognitive performance.
Location, learning links
Recently published research investigated links between green areas near schools (specifically within 500 meters of them) and student levels of ADHD.
Astolfi and colleagues investigated the effects of classroom acoustics on the educational experiences of young people, age 6 to 7.
Research conducted at the University of California, Davis, indicates that the temperature and air quality in K-12 classrooms may be degrading students’ ability to learn.
Managing background noise also vital
Khan, McGeown, and Bell studied primary school learning environments in Bangladesh.
Research recently published in PLoS ONEindicates that holding some classes outdoors can be a positive experience for both teachers and students.
Neuroscientists have thoroughly researched how school design affects educational outcomes, teacher performance, and user wellbeing. Applying their findings makes learning a more productive and pleasant experience—even when recess is not an option.
Places where children feel safe