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      <pubDate>2016-11-24 09:25:43 UTC</pubDate>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>Gloria<br>CONDUCIVE<br>- How often are the materials changed<br>- How different were the comercial materials from the one the teacher made (math centre)<br><br>Verena<br>TRANSITION<br>- Arrangement / Planning of furniture and materials<br>- Clear Pathway<br>- Decentralized Storage unit<br><br>Vanessa<br>PRACTICALITY<br>- How are the learning centres organised in the classroom<br>- Are materials corrospondent to the theme<br>- Is it relevant to the pedagogy (e.g. Montessori = didatic materials)<br><br><br>Siewleng<br>AESTHETICS <br>- Salient vs. Relevant<br>- Colorful but not too vibrant that will end up distracting children<br>- Educational decorations<br>- Furniture (arrangement) <br>- Blueprint (walls curved or squarish)</div>]]></description>
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         <title>List of information and references</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>- uncomfortable temperature can afffect learning (Condusive) (Woolner, 2010, p. 23)<br>- good lighting is important, with as much natural light as possible (Condusive) (Woolner, 2010, p. 24)<br>- When materials are clustered in a centralized area, everybody goes there to retrive them. This may cause congestion and lead children to be caught up in social interactions, completely forgoing their tasks at hand. (Transition) ( Loughlin &amp; Suina, 1982, p. 155)<br>- Having learning materials that is congruent to life outside school lets children learn that what is learnt can be applied to life outside out school (Practicality) (Loughlin &amp; Suina, 1982, p. 115) <br>- When thinking about aesthetics, one will think that furnitures must be parallel to each other. In fact, diagonally arranged furniture might create spaces for child in his perspective that the facilitator tends to oversee. (Loughlin &amp; Suina, 1982, p. 39)<br>- The learning environment: An instructional strategy (1982). Published by teachers college presss. in NY<br>- The design of learning spaces. (2012). this is the woolner one. Continuum international publishing group. London.</div>]]></description>
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