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1958
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| author | Rasmussen, Margaret, Ed. |
| author_facet | Rasmussen, Margaret, Ed. Rasmussen, Margaret, Ed. |
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| contents | Space, Arrangement, Beauty in School. Rasmussen, Margaret, Ed. Classroom Environment Classroom Furniture Equipment Furniture Arrangement Furniture Design Interior Space Kindergarten Nursery Schools School Space Space Dividers Space Utilization Spatial Relationship The adverse conditions which make the teacher's role difficult and the steps taken in solving these situations are discussed. The means by which some teachers have surmounted their crowding and space problems may be helpful to others faced with similar difficulties. Ways to reduce crowding so that children can have the best possible environment for learning are presented. Over seventy photos, line drawings, and descriptions of ways to arrange rooms with centers of interest for science, art, dramatics, library and others are included. Space-savers which teachers have designed and found to be efficient are shown. Photographs show furniture arrangements which allow children freedom to move about and participate in a variety of interest centers. (RK) |
| format | Recurso educativo Open Access |
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| institution | ERIC Institute of Education Sciences |
| language | en |
| publishDate | 1958 |
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| spellingShingle | Space, Arrangement, Beauty in School. Rasmussen, Margaret, Ed. Classroom Environment Classroom Furniture Equipment Furniture Arrangement Furniture Design Interior Space Kindergarten Nursery Schools School Space Space Dividers Space Utilization Spatial Relationship Space, Arrangement, Beauty in School. Rasmussen, Margaret, Ed. Classroom Environment Classroom Furniture Equipment Furniture Arrangement Furniture Design Interior Space Kindergarten Nursery Schools School Space Space Dividers Space Utilization Spatial Relationship The adverse conditions which make the teacher's role difficult and the steps taken in solving these situations are discussed. The means by which some teachers have surmounted their crowding and space problems may be helpful to others faced with similar difficulties. Ways to reduce crowding so that children can have the best possible environment for learning are presented. Over seventy photos, line drawings, and descriptions of ways to arrange rooms with centers of interest for science, art, dramatics, library and others are included. Space-savers which teachers have designed and found to be efficient are shown. Photographs show furniture arrangements which allow children freedom to move about and participate in a variety of interest centers. (RK) |
| title | Space, Arrangement, Beauty in School. |
| topic | Classroom Environment Classroom Furniture Equipment Furniture Arrangement Furniture Design Interior Space Kindergarten Nursery Schools School Space Space Dividers Space Utilization Spatial Relationship |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED028592 |