What you'll learn
Creating a classroom that truly supports all learners requires intentional design. This course focuses on how the physical environment, sensory considerations, and classroom structures influence student regulation, access, and engagement. Participants will examine how foundational skills, including sensory processing and motor development, impact behavior and learning. The course then moves into practical application, guiding educators through classroom layout planning, the creation of flexible learning spaces, and the selection of furniture and seating that support student participation. This course is designed for educators who want to move beyond surface-level classroom setup and make decisions grounded in how students actually learn and function within a space. By the end of the course, you will be able to: - Explain how sensory processing impacts learning and behavior - Design a classroom layout aligned to student needs - Create flexible learning spaces that support regulation and access - Select and arrange furniture to promote optimal posture and participation - Implement visual and transition supports to improve independence
Overview
MODULE 1: Foundations of the Pyramid of Learning
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MODULE 2: Classroom Layout
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MODULE 3: Flexible Learning Spaces
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MODULE 4: Furniture and Seating
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