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20, September 2006 Ms. Anne Oberlin Professor Ohio University Grover Center W315 Athens, OH 45701 Dear Ms. Oberlin: We are contacting you due to your professional experience in early childhood education and development. We are Interior Architecture students at Ohio University. Our current project is to create a future learning environment for children between the ages of five and eight incorporating...

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20, September 2006 Ms. Anne Oberlin Professor Ohio University Grover Center W315 Athens, OH 45701 Dear Ms. Oberlin: We are contacting you due to your professional experience in early childhood education and development. We are Interior Architecture students at Ohio University. Our current project is to create a future learning environment for children between the ages of five and eight incorporating constructivist ideas into our design. Professor David Matthews strongly suggested that we make use of the knowledge that you have acquired in your education to develop the fundamentals of the design principles in our project. We were hoping to interview you to gain a better understanding of childrens developmental needs interaction and within the classroom. We would appreciate any time that you could offer to answer some questions that will potentially benefit the future of students and their work environments. This interview would be video taped and would take up to one hour of your time. The answers that you provide will be used in the presentation of our project and viewed by the Interior Architecture students and professors. Our presenta...

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