Creating my virtual office:
I started out placing my desk in the corner so that I can see my entire office. My computer is on my desk so that I have a space to work separate from the rest of my office. The tv is on the far wall, which can be seen from my desk and the chaise lounge. I set this up in case a student needed to lay down, decompress, etc. I have the lower glass table with the two big single chairs near my bookshelf. I like the atmosphere the bookshelf adds to my office and I would use the single chairs to sit down to talk to students and parents. I may need more chairs at some point, so I can always roll over the chairs on wheels. I want to help my students and parents feel more at home so that they feel comfortable talking to me. This is also why I have the bookcase near my "living room" setup, along with a plant on the table and one on the bookshelf. Lastly, I have the artwork facing my "living room" so my guests can see it from where I would like them to sit. I would also place artwork behind their head incase they choose the opposite seat, however there is no virtual wall there. I have the whiteboard across from the "living room" with a chair so that I can have children work at it, or, I can write notes and read them from my desk, or I can pull over the other chairs so students can sit and I can stand by the board.
Kelly Norton's Blog
Friday, November 14, 2014
Good morning and welcome to my blog! I am currently working towards my master's degree at Walden University. When I am finished, I will have a masters in school counseling with a specialization in addiction counseling. Thus far, the program has been so wonderful and exciting. I have learned so much in my first quarter and I am looking forward to the rest of my schooling and all the opportunities and challenges that may come along with it!
I have designed my virtual office space, if I were to have this space as my own! I am going to post of picture of it...let me know what you think!
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