Summary
This study investigates ambient lighting conditions in a vocational electronics education classroom and how they affect visual acuity effort among students. The findings have practical implications for optimizing classroom lighting design to reduce eye strain and support student visual comfort.
Categories
Eye Health & Vision: The study examines ambient lighting in a vocational education setting and its influence on visual acuity strain.
Student Learning: The research focuses on lighting conditions in a technical education classroom and effects on students.
Author(s)
ME Sanabria Ramos
Publication Year
2020
Number of Citations
1
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