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Understanding learning styles via Gardner’s Theory of Multiple Intelligences

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As educators, our responsibility lies not only in disseminating knowledge but also in understanding and accommodating the diverse learning styles present among our students. Learning styles refer to the preferred methods individuals use to absorb, process, and retain information.

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Quieter classrooms: How classroom design promotes effective learning

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Working in the education design space collectively for 26 years, we understand students and teachers need environments to support learning. Classrooms should be designed for listening and engagement; study spaces should be calm and quiet.

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How UX classroom design empowers students

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Gone are the “chalk talk” days, where rows of desks facing the front of the classroom made sense. Instead, project-based learning, flipped classrooms, and a prevalence of technology are the norm. And who understands what they need better than the kids learning there?

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Empowering students with UX classroom design

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Gone are the “chalk talk” days, where rows of desks facing the front of the classroom made sense. Instead, project-based learning, flipped classrooms, and a prevalence of technology are the norm.

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Quieter classrooms: How classroom design promotes effective learning

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Working in the education design space collectively for 26 years, we understand students and teachers need environments to support learning. Classrooms should be designed for listening and engagement; study spaces should be calm and quiet.

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Crafting environments where students with autism thrive

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The takeaway Ive come to is this: Success in learning comes down to intention. Focus on social-emotional learning Social-emotional learning (SEL) plays a key role in helping students with autism develop tools for self-regulation, communication, and interpersonal connection. Heres how that looks in practice.

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How your school’s design can promote equity through access

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Recently, however, the growing awareness of neurodiversity has started to shift the school design narrative for students with unique learning styles. Every student deserves to feel like school is a place designed with them in mind – a space where they belong and can thrive.