For this reason, especially in the elementary grades, I think closed classrooms foster a more controlled environment than open spaced classrooms. Not everyone shares her views on the subject. Graffiti is another major problem. It can range from harmless slogans to explicit profanity. The worst part of all is that cleaning it off the walls of our schools is costing taxpayers money.
Vandalism is also on the rise.
Almost every day, a minor crime is being committed. Of course, there are also some great schools all over the world, such as Zhejang University in China and Pioneer middle school in Washington state that are perfectly fine. It is safe to say that a safe, clean comfortable school does, in fact, positively affect a student's attitude toward learning.