Environmental factors greatly affect learning in schools. Elements such as classroom layout, noise levels, and lighting can significantly influence student concentration and engagement. A well-organized, spacious classroom with ample natural light can enhance mood and productivity, while crowded or poorly lit rooms may hinder focus. External factors like air quality and neighborhood safety also play a role in student well-being. Furthermore, emotional and social aspects—such as supportive relationships among peers and teachers—contribute to a positive learning environment. Addressing these factors can enhance overall academic performance.