Here is a picture of the front of Ms. Beale's classroom. It looks like controlled chaos, but I'm sure mine will be worse.
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Wow. This photo looks far from "Controlled Chaos" to me. I don't know if "chaos" can even be used in regards to this photo. (I should post a photo of my classrooms of past to provide images of chaos.) Look at how neatly those books are stacked and how clean the tables are. You are lucky to have such an organized space such as Ms. Beal's classroom to work in.
I do, however, feel that there are benefits to chaos as well--as long as you can harness its synergistic potentials.
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Wow. This photo looks far from "Controlled Chaos" to me. I don't know if "chaos" can even be used in regards to this photo. (I should post a photo of my classrooms of past to provide images of chaos.) Look at how neatly those books are stacked and how clean the tables are.
You are lucky to have such an organized space such as Ms. Beal's classroom to work in.
I do, however, feel that there are benefits to chaos as well--as long as you can harness its synergistic potentials.
I hope that you are feeling well soon.
Candance
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