Learning environment is referred to as the
diverse physical, context and cultural location a person may learn. Since
students are thought of the as the most typical learner, which have numerous
learning environments but the classroom being the main environment. It is a
classroom which is most commonly thought of when referring to a learning
environment. But is this right?
What is a good learning environment?
I personally believe a good learning environment is place which stimulates and engages children. Whilst at the same time is encouraging children to learn by making them feel comfortable within the environment.
Where do people go to learn? What do those places look like?
Anywhere! Home, classrooms, community centres, outdoors, peers etc.
A learner can constantly
be learning new things.
Learning takes place in
multiple settings and the learning environment can be structured or
unstructured. Learning in different environments can complement each
other.
Formal and non-formal
education occurs mainly in structured environments in the form of institutions.
Informal education on the other hand takes place in both structured and
unstructured environments.
How does the arrangement of a learning space contribute to—or detract from—the task of education?
It's important for the learner to feel comfortable within their learning environment. If the learner is not engaging and stimulated they will lose interest.A reason for this is all students are unique and learn in different styles which hellos them absorb and process the information and knowledge being taught. Responsibility for this falls upon the educator, it's up to them to find what works best for their students as what works for some, may not work for others.
So how important is the learning environment?
The learning environment is very important to a persons learning and education. However, it's not the only factor which contributes to a persons education and learning but is important.References
http://www.unesco.org/new/en/education/themes/strengthening-education-systems/quality-framework/core-resources/learning-environment/
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