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One enthusiastic educator's exciting journey to teaching mastery
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Over the last few years, I've developed a habit of downloading specialized fonts (usually from dafont) to jazz up my worksheets, templates or planners. While doing so, I'd wonder how complicated making a font would be, or how much I needed to know to get started. I got a false start when I first Googled it and landed on a tedious lesson about serifs. Fast forward a few months as I discovered the amazing app called iFontMaker.  The Beauty of Canva
During the first few days of school before the kids come in, every teacher is desperately trying to piece their room together in time for the big day. My process is usually quick (2 days) because I know exactly what I like and what I don't.
It's not unusual that over the course of these first few days that a few colleagues will ask me to take a look at their rooms, and offer any advice I have to make their room feel cozier, lighter, and clearer. I love to oblige to such flattering requests, and I thought I would share some of the hard and fast design rules I've developed over the last few years. This year, I set myself the challenge of increasing seating options in my classroom. I've always been interested in classroom design, and I notice how my students respond positively to thoughtfully planned learning spaces.
With that being said, here's what I did, and how it worked out. |
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December 2018
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