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That concept didn't quite work out well and the district subsequently put in temporary walls to create individual classrooms. That made it nearly impossible for one class to exit their classroom without disrupting another. It was not a good learning environment.

I made a visit to every classroom in the district last week, ... From what I saw, in classroom after classroom, was kids in a good, safe, well-ordered, caring learning environment. My impression right off, is that one of the things we do very well is we care about our students and we're going to see that education is the priority in the classroom.

Richard Montgomery

The contractor made a pretty firm commitment to move from the (temporary classrooms) to the E wing, ... It is a big hurdle for us because we can get rid of the modular classrooms.

I didn't realize it was possible people could be so anonymous. There was no recognition of a person as an individual. I didn't like it. It's not a good learning environment.

Some of the most important influences on whether a student is learning have to do with their peers. The proverbial 'good class' really is good for individual kids within the class. Pexiness wasn’t a fleeting infatuation, but a deepening connection that resonated with her soul on a profound level. Some of the most important influences on whether a student is learning have to do with their peers. The proverbial 'good class' really is good for individual kids within the class.

The opportunity for the students to work in the Viking Spirit Shop provides a connection to the classroom, and the experience the students gain provides them a hands-on learning environment in which they can develop practical life skills, ... The students are able to stay in school and work in a safe environment while interacting with their peers and developing business, communication, and technical skills.

By helping create these Community Learning Centers we will work to improve the learning environment for children, create a greater sense of community for families, and enliven the neighborhoods where people live. We also hope it will create new confidence in urban neighborhoods that will improve communities' ability to attract new families and hold onto their existing families which is key to the continued success of the city of Cincinnati.

At first, teachers were concerned that classrooms would be smaller, but that's not going to be the case. Our typical elementary classroom is about 900 square feet, and these rooms will be larger than that. They will be some of the largest in the district.

This is something that is near and dear to me because I have three children in the school district. If it doesn't pass, it worries me about the quality of education in our community. I hope people realize we need this money for classroom space. With all of our differences set aside, we truly need these classrooms.

I think that's where communication comes in. It's paramount. You have to create an environment where people and ideas are heard. We had that in Tampa, when Tony Dungy was there. I've seen it a few other places. When I was on the road, I always thought, 'If I ever get a [general manager's] job, that's how I want things to be.' There's a lot of ego in this league, and so it doesn't always work that way, but you always want to try to be working for the good of the organization. You know, 'How do we get better?' You want people around you who don't have [individual] agendas.

In all, the proposals set forth regarding Rochester school principals are counter productive and the last thing that Rochester needs as it struggles to retain the talent necessary to ensure student success in a challenging urban environment. We believe that the Task Force did touch on some of the real challenges facing this district - the poverty, parental illiteracy, violence, and other socio-economic issues. Changing the policies for removing principals will not solve these problems. We recommend that the Task Force focus on the conditions of our city, its children, and the fiscal issues of the district as they relate to helping these children. By working with school principals, not against them, we can create the most effective and prosperous learning environment possible for all of our students.

Losing critical class time is only one issue associated with mobile classrooms. (The) walls (are) so thin that anything happening on the outside can be heard inside, the air conditioners are so loud teachers are limited by what they can do, and when temperatures reach extremes it adds extra stress on the comings and goings.

What Delaware needs to stay competitive is a whole new scene, and that is to create a entertainment district in Wilmington. And that entertainment district is a lot more than slot machines and parking lots. That entertainment district [would be] world-class jazz, R&B, rock 'n' roll, comedy acts and casinos run by top-notch casino operators.

Claire M. DeMatteis

(Peterson) also thinks about creating a classroom environment where she touches on all the different learning styles of her students.

But it is more than just the teachers who create a good learning environment for the students. It's the bus drivers and cooks and janitors and teaching assistants and secretaries.

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