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Follow up thoughts on creating space.

Submitted by Stephen Cooney on Thu, 07/23/2009 - 2:24pm.

I’m currently stuck on environment being a synonym for space.  My room wants to become (it doesn’t know it yet!) a better environment in which there is more space for intellectual, social, emotional and playful GROWTH.  I want those little nippers clamoring to get into my room.  It will become more of a space where there is an explicit expectation for high level interaction, where our collective set of summaries of observations are continually being tested (without judgment) each and every day.  Here we are, Day 4, and I can’t wait for school to start, to begin implementing the great ideas that we are sharing! 

Thanks everyone!!

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