Classrooms set ups have changed over years. Back in the days a computer wasn’t even thought of yet. Technology has advance majorly over times. Also more materials were bought to man such as decorations for a classroom setting. I vision a 21st century classroom like no other. I’m an Early Childhood/ Special Education major so I expect the classroom to be more for children between the ages of five through ten. I expect the floor to have an alphabetical or numerical carpet on the floor. Then I see a station of laptops because children now know the most about the recent technology equipment that comes out. Then there will be other booths spread throughout the room with learning activities that the children could choose from. I smell the scent of when you buy new things and cleaning scent because everything has been cleaned down. Lastly I hear the sounds of children full of excitement because they have been put into a new environment.
i love this design!!!! Your classroom setting is really nice and I love the stanza that says, I smell the scent of when you buy new things and cleaning scent because everything has been cleaned down. Because having a clean classroom is very important, a child can not learn if they are not in school because they are sick!!! :) good job!!!
ReplyDeleteAs I read your post I could actually see your classroom the way you see it. I think the children will love the enviroment, and will learn and grow with the technology.
ReplyDeleteThis design fits the 21st century perfectly. I also feel that technology helps today's generation enjoy learning. The environment you described was spot on. I believe that creating a comfortable and positive atmosphere for kids to have fun, learn, and interact is the key to a successful classroom.
ReplyDeleteThis is so true, because computers surely did not exsist back in the day. That is why so many older people are computer illiterate. I also feel like because we have computers,laptops, and other technological resources in the classroom the students will be more interested in what is being taught.
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