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7 discoveries from an active learning classroom

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There is a fair amount of research into the impact of classroom design on student learning. Spaces flooded with natural light that allow for a variety of learning methods and activities, and spaces that let students feel a sense of ownership over the classroom, demonstrably affect how well students learn.

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5 Ways K–12 Teachers Can Take a New Approach to Computational Thinking

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5 Ways K–12 Teachers Can Take a New Approach to Computational Thinking. New educational guidelines from ISTE stress the importance of contextualizing science, technology, engineering and math skills through everyday classroom activities. . MORE FROM EDTECH: K–12 teachers find creative ways to put computer science into their programs.

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MiEN Company Releases White Paper on How Flexible Furniture Creates Active Learning Environments

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But one commonly overlooked factor in this transition is classroom design. However, research shows that the physical space that supports active learning is quite different from one designed for lecture-focused teaching. Unfortunately, most classrooms look the same as they did 20-30 years ago.

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How your school’s design can promote equity through access

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While changing the lighting and incorporating sensory walls or water features makes these spaces particularly soothing for neurodiverse students, sensory environments are calming for anyone who needs a break from the bustle of school, whether they’re students or even teachers and administrators.

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How K–12 Schools Can Create Flexible Seating in the Classroom

EdTech Magazine

New K–12 pedagogies that focus on collaborative work and learner-centered education require schools to redesign their classrooms with the aim of encouraging these new curricula. A flexible seating arrangement is a key part of this new, modern learning environment. Here’s how teachers can get started. Photo: Nick Hagen.

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How Modern Learning Environments Support Numerous Pedagogies

EdTech Magazine

How Modern Learning Environments Support Numerous Pedagogies. When Neosho Junior High School teachers and students moved into a sleek, new campus last August, they said goodbye to traditional classrooms and hello to modern learning spaces that encourage mobility, collaboration and new ways of learning.

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