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  • A modified U shape can encourage students to work only on their task.  This type of seating arrangement does not work well for collaboration or discussion, as the desks are all facing one certain direction.
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    Classroom Seating Chart: U 2

  • It gives the students a way to all face the front if you don’t have a lot of room in your classroom.
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    Classroom Seating Chart: Stadium

  • This puts students in a set-up where the can see easily, and it allows them to have a different view of the room.
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    Classroom Seating Chart: The Big X

  • Create a “learning triathlon” comprised of these three distinct teams.  Make it into a competition and the students will find novelty in this seating arrangement.
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    Classroom Seating Chart: Three-Timer

  • This arrangement allows the students to face towards the center of the room, or allows them to work together easily.
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    Classroom Seating Chart: Small V’s

  • Desks in a diagonal with end caps of desks on each end is the look of this classroom desk arrangement.  If you have students facing all the same direction that are in the straight lines, it is very similar to traditional rows and makes it easy to lecture from a spot in the room.
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    Classroom Seating Chart: Magnet Bars

  • Two larger teams can be formed and take up less floor space than other seating charts.  Try a boy/girl split or evenly distribute them between the two teams in alternating seats.
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    Classroom Seating Chart: Seeing Double

  • Zig zags formations are the center of this class seating chart.  This would work best for individual student center work as the students would be able to work independently, while also allowing for freedom of movement throughout the classroom.
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    Classroom Seating Chart: The Dippers

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