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Classrooms to Boardrooms
- 3. The experiences they have in school will have a PROFOUNDimpact on their adult lives.
- 4. Today, teachers, parents and the greater community recognize the importance of designing classrooms and schools for a COLLABORATIVE LEARNING PROCESS that enhances human interaction, fosters creativity, inspires students, empowers teachers and nurtures relationships every day.
- 5. WE CALL THIS THE 21ST CENTURY CLASSROOM.
- 6. This classroom prepares students for a TECHNOLOGICALLY DRIVENFUTUREwith jobs that in many cases have yet to be invented.
- 9. In a recent study in the Journal of Educational Psychology, female enrollment in Computer Science classes TRIPLED when the classroom environment was redesigned. + + REFERENCE: Journal of Educational Psychology, “Computing Whether She Belongs: Stereotypes Undermine Girls’ Interest and Sense of Belonging in Computer Science August 17, 2015 http://psycnet.apa.org/psycarticles/2015-37516-001
- 10. To quote the lead author Allison Master, “OURFINDINGSSHOWTHATCLASSROOMDESIGN MATTERS-ITCANTRANSMITSTEREOTYPESTOHIGH SCHOOLSTUDENTSABOUTWHOBELONGSANDWHO DOESN’TINCOMPUTERSCIENCE.”
- 11. Modern K-12 schools and college campuses have embraced this idea – acknowledging that CLASSROOM DESIGN IS IMPACTFUL & MEANINGFUL on the student experience.
- 13. Spatial organization that promotes INTERACTION AND DIALOGUE between peers and teachers
- 14. COLORTHATSTIMULATES ANDFOSTERS CREATIVITY- BALANCINGBRIGHT ANDBOLDWITH SOPHISTICATEDAND CALMINGHUES.
- 15. FLEXIBLEspace geared towards both individual and group learning. We move away from traditional desks in rows and begin to look for space that is adaptable and configurable to a variety of activities and experiences.
- 17. The incorporation of MULTIMEDIA& TECHNOLOGYthat is leveraged to deliver some of the content freeing class-time and teachers to engage in more personalized learning exercises or pursue deeper investigations of the material.
- 19. It sounds familiar to our OFFICE STUDIO
- 20. As students graduate from 21st century classrooms and join the global workforce, employers will continue to modernize their offices to attract and retain the best young talent.
- 22. YOUGOTITAmple natural light, stimulating colors, flexible, transparent spaces and collaborative, open concepts.
- 23. More and more employers are investing in MODERNOFFICEDESIGNthat incorporates these features.
- 24. In designing global software giant INTERGRAPH’S new corporate headquarters, we eliminated all enclosed offices and created an open workspace for 1,100 employees with intimate, quieter spaces available throughout.
- 25. We picked a mix of bright and bold colors and furniture to INSPIRE INNOVATIONwhile also offering subtle, calm colors within intimate spaces.
- 26. Floor to ceiling windows are found throughout the workspace, offering abundant NATURAL LIGHTand stunning, unobstructed views of the nearby lake.
- 28. And, like every good school, modern offices are incorporating FUNspaces for employees to engage and for creativity to flourish.
- 30. Our designers from the education and office studios often WORKTOGETHER, sharing ideas and methods to create 21st century spaces. From classrooms to boardrooms, these spaces foster learning, innovation and success at all ages.
- 32. W W W . C O O P E R C A R R Y . C O M