Of course, an area meant to encourage musical activity or the projection of one voice should have a different acoustical setup than a space that is meant for conversing. The wall, floor, and ceiling coverings play a crucial role in determining the amount of echo and reverberation that can be present in a space. More absorptive materials should be used for areas that are designed for quiet conversation. The availability of resources is perhaps one of the most important considerations for creating an enriched learning environment for the child and her brain. The brain learns from interacting with its environment in new and challenging ways.
Learners also have basic physical needs that effect their ability to learn.
In most cases, the learner must leave the learning environment to get a drink of water. The location of the bathroom is a similar issue. Every classroom should have its own bathroom. This would lead to learners feeling more comfortable and focused on their learning. Physical needs would be taken care of without much disruption to the learning process.