Lighting affects students’ concentration positively: Finding from three Dutch studies

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Lighting affects students’ concentration positively: Finding from three Dutch studieshost2020-01-21T18:03:37+00:00

PJC Sleegers PhD, NM Moolenaar PhD, M Galetzka PhD, A Pruyn PhD, BE Sarroukh PhD and B van der Zande PhD

These studies measured the effect of lighting intensity and color temperature (color of light) on the student’s ability to concentrate utilizing the d2-test developed by Brickenkamp. Three studies were conducted in a before and after format and a study and control format. It was found high kelvin, 6500K light had a positive effect on pupil’s concentration.

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