Classroom Design: Effective Environments = Quality Learning (7.9)

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Teachers experience frustration in poorly designed environments.

true

Kids expect to hear “no,” so a continual “no” experience does not have a long-term impact on children.

false

Decide which of the following statements about classrooms is NOT correct:

Materials in classrooms should remain the same, which reinforces key concepts being taught.

The walls and floors in classrooms should be brightly colored.

false

In terms of music, early childhood professionals should use a constant diet of nursery rhymes or contemporary music.

false

Decide which of the following statements is NOT correct:

Torelli recommends adding “alphabet” rugs or other types of “teaching” rugs whenever possible.

“Before” and “after” pictures are useful in helping de-clutter rooms in a childcare facility.

true

Think about the clutter and overall looks of your program. Do you need to make any improvements? Why or why not?