Design Psychology: Design Spaces In The Classroom

The size of the premises and the outdoor space should be planned according to the number of pupils. If the outdoor space for example is not enough to be used

The moment arrived, and I stepped into that rumbustious and loud classroom. Then I scanned the architectural design of the room. The classroom resembled a mid-size basketball gym. The concrete blocked walls were painted white. The hard wood floors complimented two black pianos scattered in opposite locations in the vicinity.

The physical layout of the school is well designed and easy for all parents, teachers and students to get to the office, classrooms and extra curriculum Activities; as all three stages (K-2, 3-4, 5-6) are in all separate sections, with the extra curriculum activities being in one set of portables at the side entrance of the school. I believe that

In chapter 7, Creating a Positive School and Classroom Climate, Dr. Kuykendall mentioned many great ideas. The one that I stood out to me the most is the physical layout of a teacher’s classroom. Classroom must not only be comfortable, they must also create an atmosphere in which all students can become excited about their achievement and future goals (p.160). Some physical features that create a warm classroom environment are: colorful decorations with warm colors, positives slogans that empower students, and biographies of minorities that are leaders in society. The physical features mentioned are very prominent between elementary and middle school classrooms from my experience. However, many classrooms lack character between grades 9th

Oh, the rights of fall! Summer is retreating, migratory birds start to flock, the first crops are harvested, and (add dramatic music here) it's time for kids to go to the many colleges and universities around the country. Dorms will soon be filled, and decorating themes of all types will sprout from the various rooms. Lecture halls, laboratories, libraries, and gymnasiums are important structures to any facility of higher learning, but one type of building stands alone as the bastion of student interest: The Dorm. The dorm. That word strikes fear into the hearts of mothers concerned about their baby boy's new "home away from home". But the topic today is decorating a guy's dorm room, not Mom's trepidation about her offspring's laundry skills

127; Lyons, Ford & Slee 2014, p. 50). The physical arrangement of the room can be a leading factor which impedes student learning, therefore teachers must ensure that they can see all students at all times and vice versa (Williams 2012, p. 8). The physicality of the room needs to be safe and the environment needs to be suitable for the particular activities being completed during the school day (Williams 2012, p. 8). The layout is also linked with students seating positions, teachers should be grouping students together who will foster each other’s learning success (Williams 2012, p. 8; Jones 2015, p. 134).

There will be two levels at our school. We have a large planetarium down stair where students can learn and explore the universe. We also have a fab lab, a gym, nurse and other offices, a large library, cafeteria, and a family resource center that can serve as a temporary home for those families in need. The swimming pool will be an indoor pool. Classes are up stair. Our school learning environment will be eco-friendly. For K-1 grade classrooms, we will be providing computers in that classroom. For second to fifth grade, each individual students will get their own laptop. Each individual classroom will have a decorated wall that relates to the topics and standards being taught in that classroom. This will make the classroom more dynamic and an engaging place for students. To make the learning environment comfortable and effective, we let second through fifth grade students get their own laptop, and hiring nice and supportive teachers. Our school allow students to use technology, which preserves papers. Each room in our school will have about one to two ductless. They improve air quality, they give you both heating and cooling. There are several reasons why we chose it. First, they don’t cost a

Prior to becoming a graphic designer, Jessica Helfand began her career as an actress who struggled to understand how to become her character, as many aspiring actors and actresses do. In her article, Method Designing: The Paradox of Modern Design Education, Helfand focuses on actors and actresses, and more specifically how their training relates to the education of designers. She writes about a technique which became revolutionary and known for its success, as it helped actors, such as herself, to understand the characters they were portraying.

In designing this layout, the hope to gain as much knowledge as possible about creating a facility design. Seeking to learn about the different alternatives to

imperative to the comprehension of how interior design itself affects the psychological wellbeing of the

The purpose of this survey is to analyze and understand the impact of an interior environment and learning tools on kids in a pre-school. Although qualitative and quantitative analysis has already been done on this topic, it has been restricted to a smaller group of people in a specific geographical area. To further understand the context even better, survey was directed to parents of kids in pre-school in a different part of the globe. It is to understand the impact across geographical distance and also to know if it is consistent across the board. The education board, designers, learning tool manufacturers and parents will definitely be

Creating a physical environment of classroom also reflect expectation of student, if students are perceived to be lacking, the education environment may reflect as plain. If students are perceived as intelligent and motivated as having interest in the world around them, the education environment tends to reflect an intellectually and academically, a place where learning is considerable comfortable and confident as learners. The environment is classroom are not cared for when they become neglected and the ideal and real is lost on the students

In designing and building locations where people live and work, architects and planners are essentially involved in manipulating how the human behaves. The architect who is still

The purpose of this literature review is to explore how classroom design impacts student learning. The question I aim to answer is, “What factors in classroom design have shown to have the greatest impact on student learning, engagement, and academic achievement?”

To begin with, a well-designed structure gives a person a feeling of confidence and a taste of wellness. The High School that I attended was well designed, given a sensation of satisfaction to me. The High School design provided a good education facility with small classrooms to interact, big boards to learn any subject in detail, windows providing a clear vision of the world lighting my path to success, wide halls for walking through education, and brilliants colors to impact my inspiration. Furthermore, a library is