We have created a comfortable and flexible environment conducive to learning to accommodate various teaching methods and student needs. Here are some key elements to consider when furnishing a tutoring classroom:

  • Comfortable Seating: We have comfortable and supportive chairs, as students will sit for extended periods. Adjustable chairs can be a good choice to accommodate students of different heights.

  • Flexible Desks: We have desks and tables that can be easily rearranged. This flexibility can be helpful in different tutoring setups, one-on-one or small groups. Desks with surfaces that allow for writing with dry-erase markers can also encourage interactive learning.

  • Adequate Lighting: We ensure the room is well-lit with natural and artificial light sources. Good lighting is crucial to avoid eye strain and keep the environment bright and welcoming.

  • Quiet Space: We include a quiet corner or area where students can read or study without distractions. This can be as simple as a small table with a couple of chairs away from the main teaching area.

  • Technology Setup: To enhance teaching possibilities, we equipped the room with modern technology, such as a computer, projector, or smartboard. We also ensured adequate charging stations and power outlets for laptops or tablets.

  • Resource Area: We have shelves or cabinets filled with educational materials such as textbooks, reference books, workbooks, and supplies like paper, pens, markers, and rulers. A well-stocked resource area encourages students to explore materials independently.

  • Decorative and Inspirational Elements: We have added educational posters, motivational quotes, or artwork that can create an inviting and stimulating environment. These elements can also be educational tools themselves.

  • Acoustic Considerations: We consider the room's acoustics. Soft furnishings like carpets or curtains help reduce echo and noise, making the room more conducive to learning.

  • Storage Solutions: Provide ample storage space for tutors and students to organize their supplies and personal items. Lockers or personal drawers can be very useful.

  • Accessibility: We ensure that the furniture arrangement and classroom design are accessible to everyone, including those with disabilities.

Balancing functionality with comfort is key to creating a space that facilitates effective learning and makes students feel at ease and ready to engage.

What Parents Say

  • Trust was paramount

    As working parents, finding a daycare we could trust was paramount. Viking Daycare has been a blessing for our family. The compassionate care and the enriching curriculum have exceeded our expectations. Our daughter comes home with new songs, stories, and a sparkle in her eye every day. We couldn't be happier with our choice!"

    Emma & Jonas Anderson

  • The language program has sparked an interest in other cultures that we never expected from a four-year-old.

    "Our son has thrived since joining Viking Daycare. The language program has sparked an interest in other cultures that we never expected from a four-year-old. The staff's dedication to nurturing each child's individuality while fostering a sense of community is remarkable. It's truly a special place."

    Henrik Ibsen

  • Viking Daycare's weekend care program has been a game-changer for our family.

    "Viking Daycare's weekend care program has been a game-changer for our family. As a nurse with irregular hours, having a reliable, loving place for my kids on the weekends means the world. They come home talking non-stop about the fun they've had and the friends they've made. I'm deeply grateful to the Viking Daycare team."

    Mia Lund

  • We've seen a significant improvement in her grades

    "The leksjehjelp program at Viking Daycare has helped our daughter build confidence in her schoolwork. The dedicated staff not only assists with her homework but also makes learning fun. We've seen a significant improvement in her grades and her attitude toward school. Thank you, Viking Daycare!"

    Lars & Ingrid Dahl