Working with Your Architect to Support the Next Generation of Creative Thinkers with Divergent Learning Spaces
Where STEM and STEAM curriculum were once offered as after-school clubs, more schools are now incorporating these education modes into regular classes and expanding the applications beyond science and math. This shift in education practices requires a physical shift away from the traditional classroom layout with student desks lined in rows facing the teacher to flexible spaces and furniture, materials and spaces that can be incorporated into the lesson plan, and ever-advancing technologies that engage students and better support more forward-thinking practices.
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