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Schools Designed for Learning: The Denver School of Science and Technology

Presented by the American Architectural Foundation, KnowledgeWorks Foundation, and Target, this video features the innovative Denver School of Science and Technology. The video will allow you and your community to be introduced to an exciting example of how the design of an educational facility can help promote student achievement.

For students at the Denver School of Science and Technology, learning takes place in an environment that is engaging, instructive, and comfortable. The building is an example of design supporting learning, and it provides spaces that are both flexible and inspiring. In addition, the school is outfitted with cutting edge technology—the building is a wireless environment, and each student works with a laptop computer. These students learn in new and exciting ways every day. It is truly a school that has been designed to promote student achievement, and you will see many examples of this powerful idea in the video.

"Schools Designed for Learning: The Denver School of Science and Technology," is a video case study that is paired with a resource guide providing further information, practical suggestions, and additional resources for viewers. To learn more or order the guide, please visit www.archfoundation.org

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[ndfootballch]

Schools designed for learning. ROFL. All schools should be designed for learning.

[michaellombard53]

mr.h ina beard and stuff is funny

[jaiboi666]

damn, thought this was alian ant farm :(

[ncubica]

@ndfootballch not all school are building in this way... most of them in the third world are houses based convert into school, you should have plenty of money for aspire one of this school... and also public school are not design in this way in usa or europe because are based in 40's school models... so is not an assumption to say "All school should be designed for learning"

[mizzpolloloco]

lols!! i go there!!!! i actually lik it!! hehe!!! ndd ya it is reallii bright!! LOTS OF WINDOWS hehe!!!

[GenevaSwiss]

noooo... 45% is out of 100% of the whole student... got me? 65% is the minority....

u have to have even alittle bit of brain to know this.. it means u have no brain llol

[heroinc1]

Yes that can be true - you ASSUME (making an ass out of u and me) that those are mutually exclusive. I'm sure some of the minority students are NOT low income and some of the low income are NOT minority. HA HA

[tusara35]

man our school is weird....lol cray-zee

[xxheadbangersxx]

HAHAHAHA did a ny one notice what he said

65% minority

45% low income does he now that 65 + 45 + 110 lmao!

[ricarddin15]

I prefer thousand times the schools in Ribeirão Preto

[slorg11]

i got their !!!