Analysis Of The Perfect Classroom According To Science

In reality, there are limiting factors such as class and race that are hindering the possibility of creating the ideal classroom. In this case, anyone can create the optimal classroom described in “The Perfect Classroom According to Science”, but creating such classroom format does not guarantee it will be a suitable classroom for everyone. First, there has to be an equal amount of stability for each individual student. Such as establishing a setting that can help every individual’s learning style and material understanding. In "The Perfect Classroom According to Science," by Sarika Bansal states that in order to make the perfect classroom it needs to have; light, have a quiet noise level, the classroom temperature has to be 68-74 degrees Fahrenheit, …show more content…
However, the separation of class and race divides the possibility to accomplish an ideal classroom everyone. When I was little I experienced a divergence of classroom environments from a sheltered classroom to a classroom described in "The Perfect Classroom According to Science". What I learned from my experience and in this week 's reading is that there are social inequalities such as class and race that have an impactful difference in the restrictions in creating a stable classroom. For example, when I was in elementary school I went to a private school in Costa Mesa. Where you had to camp for weeks to get in. In this school, the classrooms had windows that were exposed to light, there were many plants by the window margin, group desks, and many inspirational posters. In this school; I was very motivated, active in various school activities, and had high honors. When I moved to Corona (a fairly middle class environment), the classrooms had some lighting, but still had desk arranged in a group, there were many inspirational posters, and plants. My grades in this school were still good, but my school participation increased