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Going Bare: Forget the Pinterest Ready Room

by Candice YamnitzJuly 17, 2017August 31, 2025

I love scrolling through all the beautiful Pinterest classrooms and seeing just how beautiful a classroom can be. However, when I looked at my classroom, I saw it was never really Pinterest-ready. I felt a pang inside me wishing I had the money or ability to do this.  I realized that I had something better. My […]

Posted inFeatured, Instruction & Curriculum, Middle School, Technology

The Classroom as a Transformative Space

by Whitney KaulbachSeptember 3, 2015November 1, 2016

Every educator I know spends time setting up their classroom designing the use of space to be aesthetically inviting, with little to no assistance, little to no training. That first connection with students is so important, the room they walk into tells them if they are safe, if they can be inquisitive or if they must […]

Posted inClassroom Management, Featured

6 Ways to Make Your Room Work for You

by Lee-Ann MeredithJuly 24, 2014November 1, 2016

Every summer teachers rethink their classrooms. I am no exception. It just can’t happen during the school year beyond rearranging desks. I have a couple of friends who are urban planners and I pretend to be them, thinking about my space as if it were a small city. After all, classroom arrangement includes more than […]

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