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Understanding the psychological implications of changing the architecture of knowledge delivery in classroomsA theoretical model
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Our classrooms today...Students occupy one end of the classroom while the teacher occupies the otherA cubical framework which has been followed for more than a century
(Source: Global Hands of Hope)
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Advantages of the current model
Effective functional separation of classes in order to provide separate contextual and acoustic modalities
Different age-groups and subjects covered in parallel within the same duration
Ease of management of student records, testing and step-wise ascension through the hierarchy of academic excellence
The benefit of being able to teach and promote a large number of students within the given academic year
In the Indian context, this framework entails an economic benefit to the school administration
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The challenges
what we have now is a RIGID SYSTEM
possibility of little modification with needs of changing times
does not cater to all levels of mental capacities of students
SURVIVAL OF THE FITTEST - especially for those within the system
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Need for a more flexible psychological-architectural-managerial model of knowledge deliveryThe impact of the school environment on its students has to be analyzed in a scientific manner
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What is known so far?
Impact of environment on learning has been studied for the past two decades
University of Newcastle's in-depth literature review and academic seminars have identified that studies pertaining to the effect of environmental variables on learning is highly negligible [1]
In planning a learning program, the impact of the immediate surrounding is often largely neglected
Psychological implications of space on the learning process is the least studied impact so far
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Effect of windows in classroom learning
High levels of morning cortisol were associated with sociability, while moderate or low levels seemed to promote individual concentration
The production of cortisol had some influence on sick leave
It is also warned that windowless classes should be avoided for permanent use [2]
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Effect of noise on classroom learning
Classroom acoustics and speech intelligibility in children have gained renewed interest in research
Effect of noise on speech comprehension has an impact on concentration as well as on learning
It has also been observed that auditory, cognitive and social factors interplay in determining effective speech communication and social participation [3]
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Effect of space on classroom learning
All factors other than spatial characteristics were kept constant
Students taking a course in a technologically enhanced environment outperformed those taking the same course in a traditional classroom
Spatial characteristics thus have an impact on learning [4]
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Objectives
to propose a new theoretical model of classroom re-design and knowledge delivery for better learning
to add or eliminate effective or detrimental environmental variables respectively for improvement in student learning
to assess the psychological implications of newer classroom designs on students and teachers
to assess the improvements in student learning with changing environmental variables
to adjust systemic changes in a manner that sustains and promotes improvements in student learning
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Framework for the ModelThe areas of influence are addressed in this model in the following descending order of their priority:1. Environment2. Communication3. Products and Services4. Systems and Processes