Classroom Learning Aids Kit

Description

As Architect Trainers, have we found the concepts to be too theoretical and not visual enough? And subsequently have we faced challenges to make the students envision these concepts? Have we wondered what would be required for students to remember the concepts in the long-term? Do we also look at huge glass buildings which are nothing but big heat trapping structures and wonder how we could be much more responsible with our building design and use the natural phenomena of heating, lighting, ventilation etc. and be sustainable and equitable architects? If yes, then, Fairconditioning invites you to try out the Classroom Learning Aids, which are built on the principle of Lego blocks, and are designed to facilitate a visual and immersive learning experience.

These aids cover architecture concepts like Solar Geometry, Passive Lighting, Ventilation & Building Heat Transfer etc. and contain 18 experiments in the kit that can be performed inside and outside the classroom by combining theory with practical exploration as it also enables students to grasp complex concepts in a fun and engaging manner. So are we as trainers of responsible, sustainable, equitable architecture ready to embrace this method of learning rather than teaching for our students?