B-2 Influence of the School Physical Environment on Mental Health (BT)This is a featured page

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Physical Environment (School Grounds, Neighbourhood Safety, etc)

Clark, C., Myron, R., Stansfeld, S., Friedli, L., Candy, B. (2007)A systematic review of the evidence on the effect of the built and physical environment on mental healthJournal of Public Mental Health Vol 6, 2, 14-27

Berry, M. (2002). Healthy School Environment and Enhanced Educational Performance. The Case of Charles Young Elementary School, Washington, DC.

National Research Council. (2006). Review and Assessment of the Health and Productivity Benefits of Green Schools: An Interim Report. Washington, DC: National Academy Press

Schneider M (2002)Do School Facilities Affect Academic Outcomes?Washington, DC, National Clearinghouse for Educational Facilities







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