32: One Tired Teacher: Setting Up Your Makerspace
One Tired Teacher: Teaching Without Burnout
Today we are talking all about getting your makerspace up and running in your learning space. We will discuss storage ideas, labels and signs, procedures to have in place, and student expectations all around a makerspace.
This week concludes our series on makerspace. So if you aren’t sure why you need one visit episode 30 and if you need some tips and tricks on things you need to know before you launch a makerspace go to episode 31.
Today we will talk about the nitty gritty of makerspace. I hope you stick around.
Links Mentioned in the Show:
Episode 30 Why Every Classroom Needs a Makerspace
Episode 31 Launching a Makerspace
Makerspace Start-Up Kit And Makerspace Jobs, Procedures, Design Process, and Maker Mindset BUNDLE
Makerspace Moments in Literature
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