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2023-11-15
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THE EFFECT OF SCHOOL BUILDING DESIGN ON STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT
Mahliyo Kamolova Murod qizi
Keywords: Keywords: School building design, student achievement, educational environment, learning outcomes, classroom design, architecture in education.
Abstract
Annotation. This article explores the impact of school building design on student achievement, with a focus on how various aspects of the physical environment can influence academic performance. Through a comprehensive literature analysis, this study examines the existing research on the subject and identifies key factors that play a crucial role in enhancing or hindering student success. By investigating the methods used in previous studies, analyzing their results, and discussing the implications of these findings, we aim to shed light on the significance of school building design in education and provide suggestions for future improvements.
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