1. I don’t have a “REAL” desk. I share a work table with my students that usually gets filled with my stuff and I have an extra student desk that I also use. The reason I removed the teacher desk was mostly because I wanted more space for my class reading nook (two couches, a rug, and a nice bookshelf). My hope was for the space to feel more like “our” space than “my” space, but my junk tends to spread over the shared spaces over the course of the day so I’m not sure I’ve accomplished anything. For example, this is “our” work table today. Yes, that’s all my stuff, but I am trying…sort of. @Philip_Cummings

    I don’t have a “REAL” desk. I share a work table with my students that usually gets filled with my stuff and I have an extra student desk that I also use. The reason I removed the teacher desk was mostly because I wanted more space for my class reading nook (two couches, a rug, and a nice bookshelf). My hope was for the space to feel more like “our” space than “my” space, but my junk tends to spread over the shared spaces over the course of the day so I’m not sure I’ve accomplished anything. For example, this is “our” work table today. Yes, that’s all my stuff, but I am trying…sort of. @Philip_Cummings

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