“Education is the passport to the future, for tomorrow belongs to those who prepare for it today.” —Malcolm X.
Colleges and universities are hubs for further education. Usually these classes are prepared in the form of lectures in the theatres and labs across the campus. Interactive learning, socratic debate and active demonstrations by students are popular teaching menthods.
In order to achieve and foster a positive learning enrionment, having the correct teaching tools and equipment is a necessity. Why not try incorporating a huge teaching wall for collaborative learning. Students can make notes complete sketches and learn actively and visually, making the overall experience far more engaging and memorable.
What are the benefits of using a whiteboard paint teaching wall
- Interactive Learning: Whiteboard walls promote active and interactive learning. They encourage students to actively engage with course material, brainstorm ideas, and solve problems collaboratively.
- Visual Learning: Visual aids are often highly effective in conveying complex concepts. Whiteboard walls provide a canvas for visualizing information, diagrams, and charts, which can aid in understanding and retention.
- Collaborative Learning: Whiteboard walls are conducive to group work and collaborative projects. Students can work together to brainstorm, plan, and present their ideas in a shared space.
- Customization: Whiteboard walls can be customized to suit the specific needs of a classroom or learning space. They can be of various sizes and shapes, accommodating different teaching and learning styles.
Why choose this brand?
Whiteboard paint is a water-based VOC Free paint which is easy to use and safe to apply. No nasty odours during application, and as long as you're painting it onto a nice smooth surface, you get a fantastic quality finish that you can write on with dry erase pens and wipe off.
Get the Look!
| 1. Ensure the wall is smooth and free from holes. Wipe down the wall with a damp cloth to clean. |
2. The wall should already be painted in a neutral colour and lightly sanded to give the paint something to adhere to. |
| 3. Highly absorbant surfaces will need a suitable primer applying first. |
4. Pour the contents of the smaller tin into the large tin and stir for approx 3 minutes. (leave to stand for approx 5 mins) |
| 5. Pour some paint into the tray and coat the roller removing excess paint. | 6. Apply the whiteboard paint to the wall within the hour, and paint evenly in straight lines, avoid overlappping. |
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7. Remove any masking tape within an hour of paint application. |
8. Allow the paint to cure for 5 full days. |
| 9. Enjoy the wall!!!!! |
How to install...
Further ideas...
- Wanting to keep things a little funky looking in your classroom or lecture theatre? Instead of choosing white Sketchpaint why not try using transparent Sketchpaint, you can use any colour of your chice under the paint. So if you want neon yellow, or pepto bismol pink the choice is yours.
- Keep everything handy within easy reach on the wall by kitting it out with some magnetic accessories and pen holders.
So what are you waiting for, get creative and order your tin today!
