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Flex seating in our shared EL Space--Baugh-Thomas

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Flex seating in our shared EL Space--Baugh-Thomas

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We have a variety of seating choices within our teaching space. These options offer the ability of separating student groups or combining to small groups.

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This example shows my students some of the flexible seating options and what times are appropriate for what times of seating.

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Flexible Seating in Middle School Reading Classroom

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Flexible Seating in Middle School Reading Classroom

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I am a 6th grade EL teacher and I teach a section of Reading to ELs.  I am working on creating a Daily 5 type style to the class where students not only choose which activities they are going to do that day, but also how they are going to show that learning and where they are going to do the learning (flexible seating).  Below is an idea I have about how students may navigate their choices.

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Flexible Seating in a Middle School Classroom.  Expectations.

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Flexible Seating in a Middle School Classroom.  Expectations.

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I am a 6th Grade Reading Teacher.  One of my goals is to incorporate student choice  and voice in their flexible seating options.  I also want students work within the available seating to make the best choices for their own learning. This is what I currently have in my classroom.

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Melissa Kampa Hagerty
I am a Social Studies teacher. The goal of 6th grade social studies is not just learning about Minnesota, but trying to get the students to engage in Historical Inquiry. It was my thought that if they had a more flexible environment, they would be more apt to let their natural curiosity flow.

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Student Centered Learning- Choice in environment- Historical Inquiry

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Maddie Pojar

I'm hoping to focus mostly on creating a Seesaw station space in my classroom where students can go to photograph, audio/video record, and share out their art work to their families and myself.  I am a little bit limited on space in my classroom right now, so I may have to do some rearranging.  But before I do that, I want to have a clear idea of what the station space is going to look like so that I can determine if rearranging is necessary or not.  These are some photos of different set-ups that I found in my online research.

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Flexible Seating and 1:1 Devices. Can They Co-Exist?

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Flexible Seating and 1:1 Devices. Can They Co-Exist?

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Beth McCoy

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Flexible Seating in VVE's art room. -Alexandra Loosbrock

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Flexible Seating in VVE's art room. -Alexandra Loosbrock

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I have some flexible seating in my room. Small tables, carpet space, tables to draw with on the carpet. However, the students don't make the choice yet to move to the carpet. We stick with the tables. I want to know if I can use my space more efficiently and where if any I could put a reflection station.

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I made a Google Drawing of a classroom with some of the different flex furniture that interests me as well as different spots for shared supplies.