Classroom Set-Up: Making an Environment Conducive to Learning & Good First Impressions


Teachers can minimize distractions and frustrations in the learning process by removing clutter, maintaining good lighting, ventilation, and a comfortable temperature. In addition to those good room conditions, setting up the classroom with appropriate decorations and strategically arranging the room can make a more conducive learning environment.

Learn How Class Set-up Affects First Impressions

Keys to Unlocking the Door for Good First Impressions
Learn the difference first impressions can make on whether students want to be there in this nine-page teacher training worksheet. You'll look at four key areas to work on to increase the potential for a positive first impression that can affect even the level of attentiveness to the lesson -- the entryway (door), how they're greeted, classroom decor, and seating arrangement.

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