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Sustainability and Wellness

Creating Better Places for Learning with Light

Gerry de Wind and Marc Greco
Gerry de Wind and Marc Greco
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Ongoing research is discovering that balanced lighting systems in classrooms are vital for the learning of students and that one of the best ways to reduce melatonin levels (the hormone that induces sleep) is with the right type of light. Recent studies found that fewer mistakes are made, concentration is improved, and a curb in hyperactivity in younger pupils is achievable when adaptable lights are incorporated.

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Joseph Banks Secondary College, Photographed by Ron Tan

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“Changes in the spaces of schools, such as collaborative learning and multi-functional areas are creating a need for more adaptable lighting fit for all purposes concerning lighting control.”
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Joseph Banks Secondary College, Photographed by Ron Tan