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They take a lot of work and kids end up playing

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how and when to introduce them to students w/o teachers thinking they are just playing, especially at a JH level

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how and when to introduce them to students w/o teachers thinking they are just playing, especially at a JH level

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Space -  mess - time -  supplies

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Money to actually update the library and bring in the stations. Space can also be an issue.

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What's happening with one group while I am working with another...  7th graders are unique!

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time taken away from circulation and the teachers who just want the kids to check in and check out books

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time taken away from circulation and the teachers who just want the kids to check in and check out books

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Finding teachers willing to try something new

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Physical space capabilities- small library

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Clean up, crowd control

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Funding

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The implementation process

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Broken pieces, items that walk off

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Learning stations take a lot of

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funding & money! we have very little tech in my school, much less the library

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funding & money! we have very little tech in my school, much less the library

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how difficult are they to keep up?

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must do a lot of front loading - planning to pull it off!

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Space!  Your library is huge compared to mine.

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I have concerns about creating engaging, useful activities that they will be able to complete in less than 15 minutes. It seems like you can only choose 2 of those 3 things

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Figuring out how to rotate students through. Or how to make sure kids try new ones.

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Hello