Creating Better Learning Environments
A Practical Guide to Designing Spaces That Support Every Learner
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- Behind-the-scenes stories from real schools
- Author insights and implementation tips
- Practical strategies you can apply in your own spaces
About The Book
Creating Better Learning Environments!
At the heart of Creating Better Learning Environments is the premise that students of all ages learn differently, and it is the job of educators to adapt to each student’s learning styles. This book is a practical guide to help educators make this a reality through a proven process that many schools around the world have implemented.
Throughout this book we provide examples of how other schools intentionally sought to improve their learning environments. By sharing best practices, roadblocks, and lessons learned to assist you on your journey. Not all schools have the opportunity to start a new facility from scratch or undergo major renovations, so the majority of this book will show you how to better utilize and enhance your current facility.
About The Author
Kevin Stoller
Kevin Stoller is the Founder and CEO of Kay-Twelve, a national education design company dedicated to creating Radically Student-Centered™ learning environments where students and educators thrive.
For more than fifteen years, Kevin has worked with hundreds of school districts and architectural teams across the country, helping reimagine how physical space can elevate teaching, learning, culture, and outcomes.
Kevin hosts The Better Learning Podcast, where he has interviewed over 250 superintendents, architects, and changemakers shaping the future of education.
His first book, Creating Better Learning Environments (2017), introduced educators to the power of intentional design. His new book expands that work, offering a comprehensive roadmap for aligning vision, pedagogy, design, and implementation through Learning Space Integration.
Kevin also founded the Education Leaders’ Organization (ELO), a peer community that equips school executives to lead Fully Aligned Student-Centered Organizations™ (FASCO™).
He lives in Scottsdale, Arizona with his wife Darci and their three children and is on a mission to impact 10 million students by 2030, one learning space at a time.