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Light and scents Visiting the Canadian School of Hong Kong to find a real emphasis on natural light. And look no blinds. Actually the best bit was coming in to the building early (for breakfast) and opening the door to this space to find it filled with the scent of all this structural maple (Canadian, remember).

Wonderful impact olfactory, which raises some interesting thoughts about what smells are good for learning (I mean, if pumping fresh bread and coffee smells around supermarkets is effective, what works for learning?...)

Posted by Prof Stephen Heppell at 2:02:00 am Labels: olfactory, scent


