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Environment Observation
nt
Observatio
n
Jian Kristovich
ECE 251
Numbe
r of
Teacher
s in the
E
CE
RY
CENTE
R
BATH HOME
CHANGI
TEACHERS'
ROO TO LIVIN
STORAGE,
TABLE
(CONNECTS
ANOTHER
M G BL QRIS
NG
CLASSROOM,
SINK
E
CE
RY
Run CENTE
R
at the right angle.
BATH Zone
HOME
What the room did have,
though, was a run zone. A
CHANGI
TEACHERS'
ROO TO LIVIN
STORAGE,
TABLE
(CONNECTS
Run zone is an open space
ANOTHER
M G BL where children can (and
NG
CLASSROOM,
SINK
EVERYTHING OC
KID-SIZED) will) run and throw things.
KS
DIAPERS,
FIRST AID KIT,
CLEANING
Does the classroom flow?
In terms of the layout, I did feel like there was a pretty good flow around the room
(from center to center). The centers were all along the walls and easily
distinguishable by the arrangement of shelves and carpets.
The only place that I feel created a “dam” of sorts was the table between the
changing table and the manipulatives center. I noticed quite a few times when
children were trying to get to the bathroom or the entrance of the room (when they
were being picked up), they were unable to go straight past as chairs and
sometimes a person was in the way, so they had to walk all the way around the
table or the shelf on the other side.
Rating: ★★✩✩✩
ent diapers) so
parents know
what is going on
List 3 improvements you could see
benefitting the children’s learning
1 2 3
More organization Better Teachers Could be
(following their communication— more responsive to
daily schedule & both between the the their students
their curriculum teachers/staff and
more closely) between teachers &
kids
List 3 DAP PRINCIPLES THAT WILL SUPPORT YOUR
IDEAS FOR STRENGTHS OR IMPROVEMENTS