1-088 Webinar

Conquering the chaos of cluttered ECE walls

Dr Sandra Duncan explores practical strategies and innovative approaches specifically tailored to early childhood educators to help you transform your environment into purposeful, inviting spaces that support young children's learning and development.

FREE WEBINAR

Are you a dedicated early childhood educator striving to create a calm and organized learning environment for your young learners?
Do you find it challenging to manage the chaos of cluttered classroom walls while providing a stimulating and engaging space for your students?

In this recorded webinar, Dr Sandra Duncan (author and researcher) explores practical strategies and innovative approaches specifically tailored to early childhood educators to help you transform your environment into purposeful, inviting spaces that support young children's learning and development.

Key highlights of the webinar:

Understanding the importance of an organized and visually appealing ECE environment.
Identifying common clutter pitfalls in early childhood environments and finding effective solutions.
Developmentally appropriate design principles for creating engaging and age-appropriate ECE spaces.
Displaying children's work and celebrating their achievements while maintaining an organized environment.

Whether you are a seasoned early childhood educator seeking fresh ideas or a new teacher eager to create an organized and stimulating classroom environment, this webinar is designed to equip you with the tools and strategies needed to conquer the chaos of cluttered classroom walls in early childhood education.

About the presenter

Dr Sandra Duncan

https://sandraduncan.com/

Sandra works to assure the miracle and magic of childhood through indoor and outdoor play spaces that are intentionally designed to connect young children to their early learning environments, communities, and neighborhoods. Dr. Duncan is an international consultant, author of seven books focused on the environmental design of early childhood places, designer of two furniture collections called "Sense of Place" and "Sense of Place for Wee Ones," and adjunct faculty at Nova Southeastern University. Sandra has designed and taught university courses on built learning environments and has collaborated with architects, interior designers, and educators to create extraordinary places and possibilities for children and students of all ages.

Conquering the chaos of cluttered ECE walls