Flexible Classrooms: Making Space for Personalized Learning

How you arrange your seating can be an asset for differentiating instruction. Summit Prep, in Redwood City, California, uses different seating configurations for independent work, collaborative work, mini lessons, and large-group discussions.
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GRADES 9 - 12 | REDWOOD CITY, CA
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[@TheHowToScholar]

The physical space of the classroom is so important to learning and engagement, and is often a "forgotten" aspect of planning. Love the video, thanks for sharing!

[@mbs811]

Wow, I have rarely seen seating arranged for differentiating instruction in a high school setting - this is awesome!

[@henriquespts]

The problem of School in Portugal is the lack of rooms, space ...infrastructures. As much as we, teachers, want to create a "special space for diffrent students circumstances and needs, there is no chance. Schools are old and the offers are scarce or nonexistent. What are the alternatives? How can we overcome these kind of problems?

[@wendylee2302]

Chris Kelly I can't seem to find your other youtube lessons. I'm interested in the contextualization lesson you did

[@ericpasion3575]

Im thinking how could this ve applied in teaching physics

[@mario.pla.uni.]

so cool

[@HanifJez]

Yang kesini karena tugas kuliah psikologi pendidikan😂