How to create personal space in a shared classroom?
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How to create personal space in a shared classroom?
ART 105University of Illinois at Urbana-ChampaignBy Stephanie Chou, Roshanak Zilouchian, Shannon Garvey, Sari Bernfield, Laura Hapke, and Porsha Swim
adjustable
modular
storage
How to create personal space in a shared classroom? storag
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adjustable modular
How to create personal space in a shared classroom? storag
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modular
Students should have a space to store their belongings.
adjustable
Students should be able to easily transform the class between lecture and discussion modes.
Students should be able to adjust the position and height of their desk.
ART 105University of Illinois at Urbana-ChampaignBy Stephanie Chou, Roshanak Zilouchian, Shannon Garvey, Sari Bernfield, Laura Hapke, and Porsha Swim
How to create personal space in a shared classroom? storag
e
modular
Students should have a space to store their belongings.
adjustable
Students should be able to easily transform the class between lecture and discussion modes.
Students should be able to adjust the position and height of their desk.
ART 105University of Illinois at Urbana-ChampaignStephanie Chou, Roshanak Zilouchian, Shannon Garvey, Sari Bernfield, Laura Hapke, and Porsha Swim
storage
How to create personal space in a shared classroom?
adjustable modular
storage
ART 105University of Illinois at Urbana-ChampaignBy Stephanie Chou, Roshanak Zilouchian, Shannon Garvey, Sari Bernfield, Laura Hapke, and Porsha Swim
Students should be able to adjust the position and height of their desk.
Students should be able to easily transform the class between lecture and discussion modes.
Students should have a space to store their belongings.
