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SUMMARY:IDC CEU Webinar: Designing for Education
DESCRIPTION:Presentation Summary   \nLearning spaces have an incredibly important and often unmeasured influence over students’ growth and development. The demands on the school environment have changed significantly over the last few years with an increased focus on a holistic approach to education. This approach aims to prepare individuals not only for academic success but also for a fulfilling and meaningful life by addressing various aspects of a person’s development and well-being from academic learning to critical life skills and community engagement.  \nInterior finishes have a substantial role in creating holistic educational environments that are supportive\, safe\, and hygienic.  Because of this\, the discussion will focus not only on key evidence-based design principles but also on the technical aspects of colour\, material selection\, and detailing which influence the selection and specification of interior finishes engineered for long-term durability and life cycle affordability.  \nDuring this session\, attendees will explore the use of colour\, design\, and materials to create spaces that support students and staff of all ages and abilities.     \nLearning Objectives:   \n\nUnderstand how the use of colour and design psychologically impacts students and how they learn.  \nDiscuss the importance of inclusive educational environments that support mental health and the needs of students and staff of all ages and abilities. \nRecognize the epidemic of poor indoor air quality in schools\, the health impact this has on children\, and how to reduce exposure levels.  \nUnderstand the importance of life cycle cost analysis and how appropriate product selection upfront can save schools money. \nUnderstand the diverse needs of schools and the specific design considerations that each type of room requires to accommodate the well-being of all students.\n\nThis webinar is IDCEC-accredited.\nCredits:1 LU | 1 HSW \nSecure your spot!\nPresenters:  \nChris Johnson\nRegional Manager – Ontario\nAltro Floors and Walls \nWith over 20 years of experience in the construction industry\, specializing in flooring and wall protection\, Chris brings a wealth of knowledge to not only planning and design but also construction and installation. Chris is focused on coaching and developing his Ontario team while still managing his own territory where he represents Altro at all levels of the construction business. From the A&D community to the end users in all sectors including Healthcare and Senior Living\, Chris understands the importance of multi-level collaboration. \nKevin Shtybel\nRegional Sales Representative – Western Canada\nAltro Floors and Walls \nExperienced Regional Representative with a demonstrated history of working in the Commercial flooring industry. With over 20 years of experience working in Western Canada and over 6 years with Altro Canada. \n  \nThis webinar is brought to you by: 
URL:https://staging.idcanada.org/event/ceu-webinar-designing-for-education/
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