The fourth year of teachmrn.com is upon us, so it's time to show you my classroom! Due to some back end programming, last year's post never reached you, but you can catch the previous years here and here.
The finished product (although is a classroom EVER really complete?) is below. But one question remains, how long will the desk stay tidy?
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Gill
1/9/2018 02:44:20 pm
Two things here I'd like to reflect on further: the nature and purpose of displays (I think if they are too busy they can be counter productive and I'd love to see some case studies/research on the level of pupil engagement etc.) and also the hidden economy, i.e. the amount of money teachers spend themselves to supplement resources provided by schools. I must have spent hundreds of pounds across by career and although some of the things I bought were "extras" many were not.
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I always enjoy looking into other teachers' classrooms. I like your simple and smart approach too - nothing worse, in my opinion, to have walls completely littered - whether it is child-produced or printed courtesy of Twinkl and the like - it all needs purpose. Great to see dictionaries within arm's reach of where the children sit too. Good luck next week!
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