When learning really DOES happen anywhere.
Space is at a premium within a school building. Using every bit of space helps create opportunities for students to engage. These environments can be small for personal instruction or individual study or larger spaces to accommodate collaborative groups.
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The new multipurpose student-centered space provides both a formal and informal area for collaborating, teaching, socializing and performing in an amphitheater-style environment.
Enhance project-based learning and collaborative group work with shape tables. Flexibility promotes an active learning environment. This selection of furniture is a solution for creative classrooms, maker spaces or multi-purpose learning centers. Mobile, sit-to-stand desks and flexible seating provide movement.
Learning hallways can help to foster a sense of community among students and teachers by providing a shared space for learning and collaboration. This can help to promote a positive school culture and create a more supportive and inclusive learning environment.
What changes can you make to turn your corridors into engaging and meaningful learning opportunities?
Enhance project-based learning and collaborative group work with shape tables. Flexibility promotes an active learning environment. This selection of furniture is a solution for creative classrooms, maker spaces or multi-purpose learning centers. Mobile, sit-to-stand desks and flexible seating provide movement.
Large learning hallways between classrooms are spaces to gather for presentations, small group instruction, or students working quietly alone.
Curved mobile bookcases help reduce clutter by storing learning materials. Pair with soft seating you have a solution for students to relax and learn.
Design a learning hallway to meet the flexibility you need. Configurable seating options can be moved around for groups or single students, then move out of the way when you need the space.
and cubbies in the library to create collaborative or contemplative zones where students can work on projects. Add casters and you can move tables to the side if you need open space for larger groups or community events.
Create comfortable spaces in the hallway using café tables and stools for collaboration.
The open space within grade-specific neighborhoods can become usable space for arts and sciences classes. Bring in tables for group work and offer a variety of seating options, from sit-on-the-floor to bar height. Don't forget to add lots of color for fun!
Use café tables and soft seating for students to have comfortable spaces to collaborate
Use hallways to engage students in learning, interaction, and socialization outside of the formal classroom.
