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Design - Involve Your Students in the Classroom Set Up
When children are consulted and their thoughts and opinions are valued, they take more ownership in the upkeep of the classroom. Our 6th grade teacher, Camille, is constantly asking her students what is working about their classroom and what they think should be changed to make it more inviting, more usable, more comfortable and more conducive to learning. A sense of goodwill is fostered, and . . . (to read the remainder of this article, please log in below.)
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