As a follow up to last week's blog,
"Environmental Effects on Learning", I've compile a few examples of well designed classrooms from across the web. These spaces show a creative use of color, materials, and furnishings while maintaining a high level of flexibility that allows them to be used for a wide range of activities.
As a student, I know I would have loved learning in these environments!
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Desks and chairs on casters keep this space flexible and allow for quick and easy reconfiguring. |
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Brightly colored and ultra-portable, these desks can turn any space into a fun learning area. |
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Moveable glass walls and multipurpose furniture make this space perfect for both teacher led discussions and group collaboration. |
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A desk/chair combo on wheels allows for an unlimited number of seating configurations. |
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Brightly colored furniture makes this classroom a fun and inviting learning environment. |
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A large room with moveable furniture allows for multiple learning activities to take place simultaneously. |
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In many climates, a covered outdoor area can be utilized by students nearly year round, giving them access to fresh air and sunshine. |
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A large room with walls that tuck neatly away provides just the right amount of classroom space, while still allowing the space to be utilized by larger groups. |
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Moveable window-walls help bring in the outdoors in this learning environment. |
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A compact stage/bleacher area saves spaces and makes this corridor functional. |
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