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A room where decades of human curiosity go to sit very, very still.
means A dedicated space where a teacher instructs a group of students, usually arranged in rows facing forward.
from From Latin classis, a division of Roman citizens by wealth, later a group of pupils ranked together, plus the humble Old English room, a space.
Row layoutBorrowed from factories and military drill formations.
Chalkboard eraSlate boards spread through schools around the 1800s.
Class sizeSmaller classes measurably boost early learning outcomes.