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Have you ever noticed that studying outside feels refreshing? Research increasingly shows that green spaces in and around schools offer (variety) benefits to students — not only as places for play, but as important parts of (learn) and development.

One of most significant advantages is an improved cognitive (认知的) function. Schools with more natural surroundings (connect) with better academic performance. Natural spaces seem to inspire the imagination and (create) thinking. (simple) having a better view from a window can help students focus more effectively in the classroom.

Green spaces also promote physical and mental health. Give children green areas, they are more likely to take part in physical activities. This helps improve their physical health and their ability to cope with challenges. For students, especially those facing the pressures of exams, a walk in a park can be a great way (relax) and clear their minds.

In addition, these natural areas help build stronger, more inclusive school communities. They create opportunities for students from different backgrounds to interact and socialize, builds trust and friendships.

All in all, adding more green spaces to school designs (be) a smart investment — helping students become healthier, happier, and more effective learners.

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