No desk classroom teachers

Want to ditch your teacher desk but not sure how? Here are two teachers that created a space to do lesson planning without using the typical "teachers desk."

This is my eighth year teaching and I've worked really hard to get rid of my desk. Of those eight years, over half of them I've gone without a traditional teacher desk. A lot of substitutes are confused. And some of my teammates don't get it. But it's been one of the best things I've done

Lots of teachers are dumping their desks to make more space for student learning. While there’s certainly nothing wrong with having a teacher’s desk in your classroom (I was never bold enough to get rid of mine!), some teachers don’t want a desk because it takes up so much room, attracts clutter, and rarely gets used because teachers never have time to sit down! The big question, though, is HOW do you do it? #tipsforteachers #classroomorganization #classroomideas

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A favorite desk arrangement, no one's back is to the board, there are easy paths for movement, and kids who need reduced distractions can sit in the front.

No, students don't need desks! If you're looking for an alternate classroom layout or simply a different way to organize, check out these 10 reasons why you should ditch the student desks in your room.

Streamline, organize, and maintain a clean desk by using these teacher desk accessories to give every item on your desk a home.

Desk name tags drive me nuts. So when I saw this idea (source) and just HAD to share it with you! Use an oil based Sharpie Paint Pen (available at craft and office supply stores) to write on the de…

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