6 Tips for Setting up an At-Home Classroom | Connections Academy® (2024)

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6 Tips for Setting up an At-Home Classroom | Connections Academy®? ›

What type of information can you obtain from each resource? -The five important resources you should consult when setting up your classroom would be the student, the students parents, the TVI, the assistance from the O&M Specialist, and the aid from Paraprofessionals.

What type of information can you obtain from each resource? -The five important resources you should consult when setting up your classroom would be the student, the students parents, the TVI, the assistance from the O&M Specialist, and the aid from Paraprofessionals.

Flexibility, openness, easy access to resources, spaces designed to be adaptable with lots of movable partition walls – these characteristics give students choice in how and when they learn.

It is a space that is safe, supportive, and inclusive, and encourages collaboration, teamwork, and innovation. By understanding the key characteristics of a successful learning environment, educators and administrators can create an environment where students can thrive and reach their full potential.

The highest communication interactions between professors and students typically occurs with students in the first row or along the middle of the classroom. Students in back rows are more likely to be less engaged.

Create a positive environment for when students come in

If you can, say something positive or complimentary to each student as you greet them. If it's appropriate, play some inviting music as students come in so they can feel relaxed and comfortable for their first week of classes.

How do I create a home classroom? ›

There should be no dead space which promotes random or illegitimate activity. Arrange the room so that the teacher can monitor quickly and easily (no blind spots) Use vertical space for display and learning enrichments. Keep active areas distinctly separate from quiet spaces.