Erica Lee Second Grade 3/11/15.  Children need to feel a sense of physical and psychological security in order to feel safe in an environment. Establishing.

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Erica Lee Second Grade 3/11/15

 Children need to feel a sense of physical and psychological security in order to feel safe in an environment. Establishing rules and routines enables students to feel secure in a classroom environment where they know what’s expected of them.

 Interaction between students is determined by the arrangement in the classroom. Arranging desks in rows promotes individualized work amongst students.

 The classroom should be personalized by portraying the interests and backgrounds of the students. C4B35y0&list=PLqeJx5CglW_h6SpHSc7vJR GmpBO-04mbV To get the students moving, the teacher plays kid’s Zumba dance videos of songs the children enjoy and they dance along with the children in the videos.

 The physical design of the classroom should accommodate the daily tasks. The large “u” shaped table is a design that enables the teacher to work with a small group of students. They do this daily during their centers.

 The classroom should be aesthetically pleasing to the teacher and students. Colorful, informational posters and children’s artwork are displayed on every wall of the classroom.

 The classroom should promote student growth and cognitive development. Having leveled reading materials allows students to read at their own comfortable level and grow at their own pace.