@plnaugle A8: Yes. Rules are always important. Ss can have flexible seating, but rules in the classroom and in respect of the seating should be enforced. #4thchat
@plnaugle A7: If admin and parents support the idea, their could be good funding. The teacher I worked with started a go fund me page and got lots of support #4thchat
@plnaugle A3: Changing where the student sits benefits them because they can move around and find where they feel comfortable and in what seating arrangement they perform best. #4thchat
@plnaugle A2: I would consider flexible seating to be a classroom with a variety of options for students to find what seating arrangement is best for them and their performance #4thchat
@plnaugle A1: I am currently a student, but have worked in different classroom settings for file experience. One 1st grade class had flexible seating with about 5 tables of different sizes and heights with different seating arrangements such as yoga balls. #4thchat
A1: Yes I do think it's important for teachers to integrate technology because it enhances learning. Our world today revolves around technology so integrating it in the classroom would allow students and teachers to become efficient. #educw200chat
Hi I'm B. I'm a freshman in the TAL program as an education major. I'm originally from Chicago, but grew up in a small town in northwest Indiana. #educw200