Circulation Desks… you don’t purchase them often. But when you do, it’s a big decision and an EXPENSIVE decision. Here are some I found during a search in 2020. My requirements were to sit up “higher” like drafting table height, have a book return that was higher to prevent so much bending down to collect books, a “hidden” area for books in process, a locking drawer, shelves, and a place for students to put books when checking out.
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🔁 @Catlin_Tucker shares insights about virtual station rotations. She has a template for rotating groups through a teacher-led station.
https://catlintucker.com/2020/06/station-rotation-in-an-era-of-social-distancing/
