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Question 1

Resulting from the design processes that rely on assumptions of relationships between forms of space and practices of learning.

Answer 1

Educational Spaces

Question 2

Requirements to design a good learning environment..

Answer 2

• Enhance teaching and learning and accommodate the
  needs of all learners.
• Serve as centers of the community.
• Provide for health, safety, and security.
• Make effective use of all available resources.
• Allow for flexibility and adaptability to changing needs.

Question 3

Education Spaces Types…

Answer 3

• Universities and colleges
• schools

Question 4

Schools like..

Answer 4

(Kindergartens-elementary –intermediate
and secondary schools)

Question 5

A school or class for children usually from four to about six years old.

Answer 5

Kindergartens

Question 6

Kindergarten rooms should provide a minimum of…..meter square per pupil.

Answer 6

4.5 meter square

Question 7

In kindergarten rooms with a recommended limit of 20 pupils per group, the minimum size room would be ….meter square.

Answer 7

93-meter square

Question 8

in the kindergarten, Classroom needs a circle area why?

Answer 8

• the children can gather for class meetings, story time, lessons and other group activities.

Question 9

how the circle area can be defined?

Answer 9

The circle is typically defined by a rug and
possibly some cushions or pillows.

Question 10

It needs a small library or reading corner, with a good
supply of age-appropriate books that they can
reach by themselves.

this requirement for who

Answer 10

kindergarten

Question 11

In the kindergarten coat hooks or cubbies should be located near the classroom door at what height?

Answer 11

at a height that children can easily
reach

Question 12

is essential and should be outfitted with such favorites as blocks, a toy, and dress-up clothes.

Answer 12

A play space

Question 13

Establish an area where they can work on art projects or make crafts and storage space nearby for art supplies

this requirement for who

Answer 13

kindergarten

Question 14

• Tables or individual desks that can be pushed together to make seating groups(modular design)

this requirement for who

Answer 14

Kindergarten

Question 15

• As many of the play activities will be outdoors, there should be a door or clear access leading directly from the classroom to the outside playground.

This requirement for who

Answer 15

kindergarten

Question 16

it needs to accommodate a range of activities including sitting at tables or on the floor, and practical activities including science and technology.

For what requirement is this context relevant?

Answer 16

classroom

Question 17

Elementary and Middle Schools Design requirements

Answer 17

• Classrooms
• Storage of resource
• Hall
• Dining area
• library
• Staff room
• Staff toilets
• School Office
• Visitors’ waiting area
• Toilets
• Resource areas for science,
  technology or cooking

Question 18

A minimum of AW and washbasin of the Toilets in the Elementary and Middle Schools is……..

Answer 18

1 WC and washbasin per 20 students

Question 19

it’s including a reception counter overlooking the entrance

For what requirement is this context relevant?

Answer 19

School Office

Question 20

Used for assembly, physical education, drama, and for parents’ meetings and social events.

For what requirement is this context relevant?

Answer 20

Hall

Question 21

The two main categories
of school furniture

Answer 21

Movable (Loose) furniture:
Fixed furniture

Question 22

it includes wall benching and shelving.

Answer 22

Fixed furniture

Question 23

can be further identified as general tables, specialist tables, storage and seating.

Answer 23

Movable (Loose) furniture:

Question 24

it must be placed within classrooms and
offices so that they can be kept under observation.

Answer 24

Fire alarms

Question 25

In the outdoor play area…..m can be allowed per child

Answer 25

9 m2

Question 26

it spaces which should be diverse, interesting and fun

Answer 26

outdoor play area

Question 27

• Spaces should be securely fenced with controlled access, orientated towards the sun but with some means of providing effective shade in hot weather and shelter from wind and rain.
• Children should be able to access a lavatory outdoors.
• Have access to drinking water without having to enter the building.

Answer 27

outdoor play area

Question 28

Toilet features at school

Answer 28

• One WC and washbasin per 20
  children
• Cubicles should be big enough to
  allow adults to give assistance
  (kindergarten)
• At least one cubicle should be big
  enough for children with physical
  disabilities.

Question 29

• Require accommodation for staff to rest, have refreshments,
• prepare their work and hold meetings.
• Have to be designated for multifunctional use.

Answer 29

Staff Room