Kailey Koehler

[Kailey Koehler @Miss_Koehler]

A3: I think at the beginning of the year it would be a good idea to have high expectations with seating. The Ss should be are aware of the expectations. Towards the middle of the year it might be easier to have more choice in seating but still have clear expectations. #1stchat

[Kailey Koehler @Miss_Koehler]

A2: I do not have a classroom of my own, yet but in the class I am pre-student teaching in there is free seating but the students have name tags at their desk and they bring the name tags with them wherever they decide to sit. #1stchat

[Kailey Koehler @Miss_Koehler]

Q1: I am in college studying special education and regular education. I have seen many different types of seating including medicine balls, bean bags, half-way blown up beach balls, chairs with a rubber band across the bottom leg, and much more! #1stchat

[Kailey Koehler @Miss_Koehler]

A5: Some students may get too distracted while listening to music. They may be more apt to sing the songs rather than do their work. #CUWNToB

[Kailey Koehler @Miss_Koehler]

Background music allows students to focus! It also drowns out distracting sounds. #CUWNToB

[Kailey Koehler @Miss_Koehler]

@AmandaKaminski1 Great for some deep concentration! #CUWNToB

[Kailey Koehler @Miss_Koehler]

I think the Beach Boys songs without any words would be fun to listen too! I once saw a teacher do this in her classroom! #CUWNToB

[Kailey Koehler @Miss_Koehler]

@MissWietfeldt Great Idea, Abby! Who doesn't love a good Disney song? #CUWNToB

[Kailey Koehler @Miss_Koehler]

A2: I would ask the students what their favorite songs are and I would create a playlist with those songs! #CUWNToB

[Kailey Koehler @Miss_Koehler]

A1: I would play slower paced music without any words! #CUWNToB