So let’s recap:

1. Physical Space- Flat surface, always available, comfortable seat and good lighting.


2. Storage and Supplies - keep it simple and accessible


3. Include students in creating your learning space to foster investment and motivation.

I leave with this last bit of advice

Be flexible and allow your learning set up, to evolve as you discover what’s best for you and your family.

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Show Research:

https://elegantsi.com/blog/homeschool-room

https://teachingmama.org/7-tips-for-homeschooling-in-a-small-space/

https://www.forbes.com/sites/amandalauren/2020/04/07/when-coronavirus-pivots-education-plans-how-to-set-up-a-homeschooling-space-anywhere/#35711f841d9f

Mannarini et al. (2012) observe that “people are more likely to feel satisfied with their social relationships when they identify as a spatial community”.

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