An open table in the young adult section of the Purcellville Library. Photo provided by William Den Herder.
Around this time in the winter students hit a drag. Students are outside less and therefore motivation may plummet. Oftentimes when this occurs and it feels impossible to find the energy to finish homework and turn in assignments on time, a change of scenery is the answer. Instead of staying at home as usual, trying to work in a different environment usually helps students find new motivation to focus and be productive. Therefore, ranked below systematically are the best study spaces Purcellville has to offer.
Criteria
Table space: How much room there is for students to work /10
Volume: How quiet of an environment a student has to work /10
Comfort: How comfortable the study space is /5
Food/Drink: Are there good in-house food and drink options offered? /5
Resources: Any extra features in the space that give the student and advantage /5
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