Britwitch
Classically curvy
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The door reads 'Ms Witch - Literature and Language'.
Inside the first thing you notice are the bookcases running around the edge of the room. Leather bound volumes jostle alongside paperbacks. Offering selections from an almost impossibly wide variety of authors and genres. Poetry and prose. Screenplays and scripts.
There is a shelf full of dictionaries and thesauruses, ready to help minds in need.
Another boasts notepads, pencils and pens.
The space is fairly open, tables and chairs arranged to vaguely face the blackboard and desk at the front. She had had the option for a fancy electronic whiteboard but she declined. She loved the flow of chalk on the board, the feel of it. Old fashioned maybe but it was part of her and she would not change it.
Her desk was large and oaken, lockable drawers on either side for keeping important papers...and other things, with a high backed chair behind it.
The room was light and airy. Welcoming she hoped, inspirational she intended.
There is a large poster, laminated, stuck to the wall beside the blackboard. This, more than anything, encapsulates her thoughts on Literature and will form a reference and starting point for much of her teaching.
Inside the first thing you notice are the bookcases running around the edge of the room. Leather bound volumes jostle alongside paperbacks. Offering selections from an almost impossibly wide variety of authors and genres. Poetry and prose. Screenplays and scripts.
There is a shelf full of dictionaries and thesauruses, ready to help minds in need.
Another boasts notepads, pencils and pens.
The space is fairly open, tables and chairs arranged to vaguely face the blackboard and desk at the front. She had had the option for a fancy electronic whiteboard but she declined. She loved the flow of chalk on the board, the feel of it. Old fashioned maybe but it was part of her and she would not change it.
Her desk was large and oaken, lockable drawers on either side for keeping important papers...and other things, with a high backed chair behind it.
The room was light and airy. Welcoming she hoped, inspirational she intended.
There is a large poster, laminated, stuck to the wall beside the blackboard. This, more than anything, encapsulates her thoughts on Literature and will form a reference and starting point for much of her teaching.