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Re: artroom setting
Thu, 15 May 1997 22:36:48 -0400
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Wu Suk Ching wrote:
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> I am a secondary school art teacher. Since I have become a art teacher,the tables and
> the chairs are divided into nine groups. This year , I group them together just like a
> "U' shape. Because I want the stutents pay more attention to the lesson and have more
> opportunties to share opinions to more classmates. What is your opinion?
I tried this for several years but a regular classroom teacher pointed
out that the kids perform for each other because they can see each other
easily. I went back to the old standard groups at a table facing front
and found that this was true.
Kelly in CT
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