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Without ________, learning will be adversely affected and you will not enjoy your job.
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Classroom management
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What are some severe problems that face students?
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homelessness, suicide, eating disorders
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The pyramid of needs was who's theory?
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Maslow
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Name the needs from top to bottom:
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Self actualization
Esteem Love/Belonging Safety Physiological |
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What are some ways to use time more effectively?
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Make a schedule, work on transitions
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What are the three things to consider when thinking about Space in the classroom?
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Visibility, Accessibility, Distractibility
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In a productive learning environment, there is what kind of climate?
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interpersonal
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In a productive learning environment, you should ensure what?
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worth and dignity
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In a productive learning environment, you should approximate what?
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Democracy
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In a productive learning environment, you make what available?
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Redemption
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What are the three essentials for classroom management?
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Planning
Discipline Classroom Climate |
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When planning instructional lessons, you should ensure what two things?
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That they're relevant and Developmentally Appropriate
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Effective Classroom management entails getting off to what?
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A good start
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To get off to a good start and create effective classroom management, you need to set:
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Rules and Procedures
Discipline and Consequences |
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Students should have some:
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Responsbility
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________ identify general expectations or standards.
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Rules
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________ is the process or steps for addressing a specific behavior.
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Procedure
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Collecting papers is a:
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Procedure
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Respect others and their property is a:
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Rule
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To have an effective Rules and Procedures plan, you need to:
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Practice, Practice, Practice
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When stating class rules, you need to state them in the?
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Positive sense
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When making the class rules, you need to decide...
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WHO will create the rules
HOW will rules be explained and enforced |
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What word should you never use when disciplining?
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Punishment
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_______ ________ are directly related to the rule broken.
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Appropriate consequences
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When applying consequences, you should do it when?
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As soon as possible
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Be sure the consequences are related to what?
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The rule that was broken
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Consequences work best if they are ______ and ________.
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Clear and specific
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__________ is not directly related to the rule broken.
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Punishment
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Punishments generate what?
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anxiety, resentment, and hostility
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Dreikurs 4 goals of behavior (or Four Different Reasons Students Act out) are:
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Power
Revenge Attention Avoidance of Failure |
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Instead of yelling, "Stop running," you should say what?
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"Walk."
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When reinforcing rules, do not use:
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threats
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When reinforcing rules, you should always do what with your actions?
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Follow through
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If the classroom climate is positive, students are more likely to attempt what?
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new tasks
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If the classroom climate is positive, students are more likely to do what with one another?
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Encourage each other, and care for/trust each other
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If the classroom climate is positive, students are more likely to feel what?
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Important
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Glasser gave 5 basic needs for students. What are they?
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Survival, Love and Belonging, Power, Freedom, Fun
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No _______ _________ will occur without ________ _________.
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significant learning/significant relationships
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Students needs to feel like they are doing what in a significant way?
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contributing, capable and connected
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How can you make students feel significant?
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Get to know them, understand their backgrounds and home life, do not be judgmental, be sincere, just be there
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Some positive teacher behaviors include:
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smiling, gestures, withit, create an inviting learning environement, model expected behavior, accept and share instructional accountability
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Teachers have to be able to ______, which is attending to several different things at one time.
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Overlap
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Walking by Johnny's desk and tapping on his desk to get him to pay attention, while continuing with the lesson is an example of what?
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Overlapping
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As a teacher, we should make learning what?
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Meaningful
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For students to be successful, they need to feel like they are what?
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Part of the group
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A sense of community, being accepted by a group, a precursor to academic success is what?
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Membership
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In order for students to have responsibility and self discipline, we need to:
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Teach them to monitor their own behavior with self-questioning
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In order for students to have responsibility and self discipline, we need to give them some what?
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Power
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One of the most important things in creating a good classroom is creating the right _________.
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Climate
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What are the three safeties you need to make sure you take care of in the classroom?
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Physical safety, Emotional Safety, and Academic Safety
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If your school district is not prepared for hypothetical scenarios, then you should do what?
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Prepare your own plan
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Where physical safety is concerned, ________ usually does not stem from occurrences at school.
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Violence
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The school environment must be what? Because the home life may not be.
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Stable
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Academic safety means having high what?
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Expectations
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Telling your students they are starting out the year with all A's is a form of keeping the academic environement what?
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Safe
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What are some ways to find out about a child's family life?
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Home surveys
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If you communicate with parents, what is one thing you should do in conjunction with negative calls?
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Positive calls
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To build family trust, you should:
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Communicate often
Communicate for positive reasons Be available to parents Listen to parents |
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Name some types of communication:
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Phone
face to face internet written communication electronic newsletter website |
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Conferences should never be what?
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A gripe session
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Conferences should begin with what and end with what?
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A positive note
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During a conference you should clearly state what?
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The reason for concern and what will be done to address concerns
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In a conference you should be ________ and have what ready to show?
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prepared, examples and documentation of bevavior
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An option for the conference is the the student do what?
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Be present
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What theorist believed his daily mood made the weather? That his personal approach set the climate in the classroom?
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Ginott
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How you react to the behavior of your students is called?
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Emotional objectivity
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________ _______ has the largest role in decreasing classroom management problems.
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mental state
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________, is like having eyes in the back of your head.
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withitness
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What are the three structures of middle school?
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People - Teaming
Time - Block Place - same area |
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What are the two groups of tracking?
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homogeneous
heterogeneous |
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Students put into classes based on their ability level and where the curriculum is tailored to their specific needs is called:
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Homogeneous ability grouping
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Students in a class represent the spectrum of ability levels in the school is called:
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Heterogeneous ability grouping
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Tracking can be detrimental to what?
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peer relationships
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Tracking can be harmful to ______ of low achieving students.
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Self Esteem
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Tracking can perpetuate class and racial _________.
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inequalities
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In tracking the grouping process is _________.
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biased
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In tracking the least experienced teachers are what?
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assigned to low achievers
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Tracking can help meet what?
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the varying needs of students
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Tracking can help provide lower achieving students with what?
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more attention
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Tracking can help do what to high achieving students?
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Challenge
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Tracking facilitates individualized what?
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Instruction
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Tracking can prevent low students from what?
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hindering progress of high students
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Finding balance entails gaining knowledge of what?
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Students needs
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Finding balance entails understanding what?
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Varying levels of achievement
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Finding balance entails the understanding of interests and ____________.
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Learning styles.
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Teaming is comprised of a different group of students and teachers doing what together?
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Learning
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Teaming helps a _________ school feel __________.
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Large/Smaller
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To make Teaming successful, you need to choose teachers with what?
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Varying expertise
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True or False. Teaming usually consists of heterogeneous ability groups.
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True
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Advisory time is used for what?
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Attending to student's crisis, answer questions, provide guidance
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Magnet schools were created to do what?
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Voluntary integration of higher economic status students. Provided busing, funding
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A magnet school has a specialized what?
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curriculum
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Magnet schools have greater what?
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Staff and monetary resources
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The schedule that provides flexibility and larger blocks of instructional time.
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Block schedule
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With the structure of "place" in the classroom, the classroom should be what?
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inviting
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Planning the basic set up for the structure of "place" involved what?
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access and transition
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The "place" should be what type of environment?
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home away from home
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