2. Overhead View The overhead view shows the horseshoe style of seating that I would like for my classroom. I will walk through each of the different sections in following slides.

3. Entering the Door As you enter the door you see the whiteboards to the right and straight ahead between the windows. Multiple boards will help with many of the exercises I plan to use as well as for general lecture.

4. Entering the Door Again walking through the door we pan to the left and see counter space and cabinets on the direct left followed by my desk and additional whiteboards on the back wall. Plenty of storage space for textbooks, primary sources and other books.

5. View from Desk This set up allows me to step back from time to time and allow for the students to discuss among themselves topics we go over in class.

6. View from Desk Again the view from the desk to the right. Shows the horseshoe again as well as more storage and book shelves.

7. Front/Center of Room This would be my general position for most class sessions. This set up allows for me to see and interact with every student. I think this set up would keep classroom management issues to a minimum thanks to the openness and me being able to see everyone face to face.

8. Front/Left of Room The view from the front of the room to the left shows the storage, student seats and my desk.

9. Front/Right of Room The view from the front center of the room facing students on the right as well as book shelves and another white board.