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Conditions and Child Development (08-25-22)

Francesconi and colleagues studied links between environmental conditions and child development.  They found that “neighbourhood disorder was associated with emotional symptoms and conduct problems at age 3 and with the trajectory of cognitive ability from ages 3 to 11. . . . Neighbourhood disorder is broadly taken to refer to observed or perceived physical and social features of neighbourhoods that may signal the breakdown of order and social control, and that can undermine the quality of life. In our study, it was assessed by . . .

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After Schoolyard Greening . . . (01-24-22)

Van Dijk-Wesselius and colleagues studied how children (their sample was 7 – 11 years old) responded during recess breaks when additional plants are added to their schoolyards. 

Urban Planning for Child Development (11-19-21)

Binter and colleagues studied links between urban design and child development. 

Play Space Design and Child Development/Health (02-20-20)

Particular sorts of outdoor play spaces have more positive effects on children’s health and mental development. 

Childcare Center Design (01-03-20)

Van Liempd, Oudgenoeg-Paz, and Leseman studied links between childcare center design and kids’ (aged 6 months to 6 years old) behavior.

Recent Research Roundup: Primary and Secondary School Design

In the last few years (2017 – 2019), a number of important and practical neuroscience-based studies of effective school design have been published and several significant design-related resources have been developed.  

Get Children Outdoors! (06-20-17)

Ulset and her research team investigated links between time spent outside and cognitive development.

NICU Soundscapes (02-09-17)

Pineda and her team studied soundscapes in neonatal intensive care units (NICUs). 

Sitting and Standing Students (08-28-15)

A sit-stand desk intervention for 10 year olds  in a New Zealand classroom has significantly improved those children’s school-related experiences.

Learning More About School Design

Lessons for a new age

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