High school spaces and student transitioning: Designing for student wellbeing: Research report for Queensland Department of Education and Training

, , , , & (2016) High school spaces and student transitioning: Designing for student wellbeing: Research report for Queensland Department of Education and Training. Queensland University of Technology, Australia.

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Transitioning from primary school to high school represents a critical milestone for young people. According to the Melbourne Declaration ‘effective transitions between primary and secondary schools are an important aspect of ensuring student engagement’ (MCEETYA, 2008). Transition to high school is a time when students are at the greatest risk of disengagement from learning. A particular challenge for Year 7 students at this time is negotiating a complex new learning environment and maze of unfamiliar physical spaces. However, there is little research about how high school spaces contribute to - or limit - the wellbeing of transitioning students.

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