The Impact of School Environments
The Impact of School Environments
The Impact of School Environments
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evidence prove its positive and negative effect on the learning and development of students and
the comfort of the teaching staff in facilitating learning in the classroom. In this literature review,
school environment is mapped into four fields, namely, Systems and Processes, Products and
Services, Physical Environment, and Communication. Each field points out possible
environmental factors that affect student and teacher functioning and provides evidences
others that are directly and indirectly planned and constructed by people in various fields, aside
from educators. Most of the times, construction of these doesn’t involve the opinion of education
personnel, who are supposed to be the frontiers of such act since they are the agents of school
designed for the recipients of these changes, in such reason, students and teachers genuine
and considerations must be an exhibited by both neophytes and old-timers in the field of teaching.
I couldn’t agree more to the opinion of experts that environmental improvement must be
embedded in pedagogy, which in my humble opinion should also be incorporated with great
School Improvement is not limited to the physical environment within the school grounds.
It also includes community involvement which may be actively practiced by countries abroad but
is minimal in ours. As much as community involvement is seen as both cause and effect of an
aid the ownership of both space, learning, and experience. Community partnerships should not
be among leaders only but must be felt among constituents and is exercised all year round, not
just during community immersions but even in students’ group studies and activities that involves
Finally, the impact of school environment to students and teachers ranges greatly from
the effect of just simple uncomfort into a disruptive condition that is not conducive for learning,
stripping the child’s opportunity to participate and learn. Hence, policy makers must address