Desk arrangement ideas high school

A favorite desk arrangement, no one's back is to the board, there are easy paths for movement, and kids who need reduced distractions can sit in the front.

I went back to work in my classroom today and made a lot of progress. I found a pack of square cork boards on sale for around 5 dollars at target and decided to cover them with scrapbook paper. The paper fit perfectly so it didn't even require any cutting. I think they look great and really brighten up my desk area. I added some pictures and the school calendar. I also covered my desk with wallpaper. I used a hot glue gun for that. Here is a close up of my office hours sign. These are times…

Back to School Tips including seating arrangements, teacher must haves, and what I wish I knew from the begining of my teaching career.

Interested in switching to flexible seating? Get funding ideas, helpful tips, and how-to photos from the pros—your fellow high school teachers.

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The view as you walk into my room. Other side of the room view. Supply Area Reading Area(Kindergarten starts class with a story.)

Access the above chart by clicking on the graphic or the headline. Access the article below, here. "What effect do different classroom seating arrangements have on student participation? What does your learning space reveal about your teaching philosophy? Should teachers or students decide who sits where? In today’s article, we take a look at what the research says. "Learning spaces come in all shapes and sizes, from rectangular rooms built for 30 students where you can close the door on the…

I made this binder for my Classroom Management class at Dalton State.