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Our Education team is constantly doing their own research and sharing their findings and practical knowledge to advance designs for innovative learning environments. See what our thought leaders are saying, and how the work we're doing with our education partners are making a difference in communities and for students and teachers across the globe.

On Career & Technical Education

Laura Sachtleben and Christian Owens talk to Building Design + Construction about the latest trends in CTE, using examples from Sterling Aviation Early College High School and Olathe West High School.

On Maker Spaces

Interiors + sources interviews Gwen Morgan and Kyle Hopkins who share how schools are increasingly embracing the maker trend.

On Designing for Special Needs Students

Buildings features Christian Owens' pursuit for design excellence as he strives to provide learning environments that better support learners with special needs.

On STEM Facilities and Industry Partnerships

In this Tradeline article, Jill Swensen and Gene Kluesner illustrate institutional / industry partnerships for STEM initiatives, and the considerations involved with designing modern facilities to enhance these collaborations.

Check back often for updates!

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