The Perfect Classroom

Making Everyone Happy We all have our own preconceived mindsets of how our educational surroundings should be arranged and how a perfect classroom should be. While preparing for the ultimate classroom we should keep in mind the following conditions. These conditions should involve input from teachers and students alike, while also keeping in mind parent's and school faculty's needs. To a teacher, a perfect classroom would involve many things. Most importantly a teacher would like to have eager students that are chomping at the bit to learn the information. If a teacher's classroom had 28 enthusiastic students it would make for a happy teacher and it would give the instructor more time to teach. Also, a teacher needs sufficient supplies needed to teach the lesson plan. In order to prepare for this they would need proper lighting, a chalkboard, books, lesson plans, etc. They should also have a podium where they can properly stand and lecture while staying in an authoritative mode. Students, on the other hand, would wish for a few different things in their perfect classrooms. They should have windows and colorful pictures around the classroom to stimulate their minds. Also, to stimulate their minds, should be a caring teacher ready to provide them with their knowledge of that particular subject. Additionally, there should be proper heating and cooling in the varying seasons because it is almost impossible to comprehend anything when you are sweating or shivering. It is also important to have a lunch/snack time where children can rest their minds and reenergize for the rest of the day. Lastly, there should always be at least one know-it-all kid in the room who can take the pressure off of all the other kids when they don't know the answer. Parents play an important role in a child's education as well. Room mothers in every classroom are a good way to keep parents involved in their child's lives and to keep their children out of trouble. There should also be parent-teacher conferences to keep the parent up to date on what is going on in the classroom and how their child is behaving. Finally, it is the parent's responsibility to take the classroom outside of the classroom and make sure that their child is keeping up with their homework and outside assignments. The administration and faculty of a school are also key components of a perfect classroom. The custodial workers must make sure that the classroom is clean and neat so the children don't have to worry about bugs and rodents roaming around. The principle must make sure there are comfortable seating and proper storage areas to store all of the belongings. Last but not least, they must allow the proper amount of time for each subject so teachers can plan their day accordingly. So as you can see, there are many ways to make a classroom perfect. The responsibility doesn't just fall on one individual but everybody involved. If everybody did their part, there may be perfect classrooms everywhere and children around the world would enjoy going to school.