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structured classroom
From: Aaron and Jennifer (THEGREEN99)
Date: Thu Feb 10 2000 - 13:33:44 PST
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In my attempt to be the best art teacher there is, I have become aware
of a pertinent issue - especially in my school. Structured classroom
settings. Now, I feel I have structured my classroom enough to allow for
creativity to flow, but not too loose where students got lost in the
everyday doings of the class. I have clear guidelines on how to conduct
oneself in class, how to do a project, what to do when one is finished. Yet,
I have this sinking feeling it is not enough - at least from an
administrative viewpoint.
What is one thing that you do that provides structure in your classroom?
Thanks in advance! :)
Jennifer in Michigan
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