I think we need a few bookable single-person study rooms on campus.
Why is it relevant to Falmouth & Exeter students?
Some people can't work with conversations or background noise. Currently, the only options they have for studying on campus are a couple of rooms in the exchange courtyard (which are always occupied by staff) or the silent study rooms on the library. Even these, however, can hear the noise coming from outside the room and they still have multiple people in them so people who are sensitive to noise - even things as simple as keyboard clicks - are still left without suitable places to study on campus.
What positive impact would it have?
Lots of people find studying at home difficult because there are so many distractions but for some people, particularly neurodivergent students, there are no suitable spaces to work on campus either so they are often left struggling, unable to complete the work required.
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