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Creating spaces to learn

Submitted by Diane Balanovich on Thu, 07/23/2009 - 1:44pm.

When I hear this phrase" creating a space to learn", I think about arranging my room in a way that will allow for maximum space and conditions that will allow for the best learning condiditons possible.

What is creating spaces to learn?

1.  Way of clearning the the mind to go ready to learn.

2.  Room to move

3.  Freedom to attack the content in whatever mode they are most comfortable. Letting them come up with space and materials that they need to help them answer essential questions.

4. Non judgemental space to express their views.

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