video, speakers, etc. Networked color ink or laser printer Duplex electrical receptacles should be installed on all walls of the instructional space for the use of instructional equipment. Sufficient branch electrical circuits should be in each room. Conduit or other provisions shall be installed to permit future use of instructional technology. Acoustical treatment of walls, ceilings and floors in instructional areas, media centers and other such areas, should be installed when audio devices are used. Appropriate floor covering and ceiling tile, which is mold and microbial resistant should be installed. DVD Player Flat Screen TV Special Structure or Instructional Area All classrooms should have access to 12 square feet of storage area with shelving for general equipment and instructional materials storage. This Machinery and Material Storage Area space is to be included in the total classroom area requirements and should have a capacity to be locked. An office should be 150-200 square feet and have a clear window or Office and Storage Area partition separating the office from the classroom. The best location Instructor’s would be next to the classroom. desk and chair Teacher’s Telephone with voice and data outlets Conference chairs 1 or 2 – Computer Space Equipment/Storage Area Printer Paper Shredder Lockable file storage with space for technology equipment and student records Curriculum requires space for small group work areas, project areas and regular classroom instructional space. The suggested average space is 40 45 square feet per student (1,000 1,125 total square feet). In new – – Lab schools, additions, renovations and supplemental classrooms, provisions that promote the transmission of voice, video and data to all spaces should be provided and consideration should be given for future
video, speakers, etc. Networked color ink or laser printer Duplex electrical receptacles should be installed on all walls of the instructional space for the use of instructional equipment. Sufficient branch electrical circuits should be in each room. Conduit or other provisions shall be installed to permit future use of instructional technology. Acoustical treatment of walls, ceilings and floors in instructional areas, media centers and other such areas, should be installed when audio devices are used. Appropriate floor covering and ceiling tile, which is mold and microbial resistant should be installed. DVD Player Flat Screen TV Special Structure or Instructional Area Machinery and Material Storage Area All classrooms should have access to 12 square feet of storage area with shelving for general equipment and instructional materials storage. This space is to be included in the total classroom area requirements and should have a capacity to be locked. Instructor’s Office and Storage Area An office should be 150-200 square feet and have a clear window or partition separating the office from the classroom. The best location would be next to the classroom. Space Equipment/Storage Area Teacher’s desk and chair Telephone with voice and data outlets Conference chairs – 1 or 2 Computer Printer Paper Shredder Lockable file storage with space for technology equipment and student records Lab Curriculum requires space for small group work areas, project areas and regular classroom instructional space. The suggested average space is 40 – 45 square feet per student (1,000 – 1,125 total square feet). In new schools, additions, renovations and supplemental classrooms, provisions that promote the transmission of voice, video and data to all spaces should be provided and consideration should be given for future
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