The Learning Environment

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The Learning Environment Chapter 9

Chapter 9 Properly organized space is a key to promoting children’s learning. Work alone or cooperatively Define expected behaviour Play without interruption Increase attention spans Provide choice The space should reflect children’s developmental needs, interests, and program goals. A well-organized space allows teachers to spend more time nurturing and less time redirecting children’s behaviour.

Goals for well-planned space: Providing a physically safe environment for children. Providing areas that promote cognitive, emotional, social, and physical growth. Providing adults with a space that is easy to surpervise. Providing space that is pleasing to the eye for adults and children. Providing easy access to materials so children are able to direct themselves. Providing space where children can work and play comfortably.