There are 50 people in my class, how do I seat them?

Seats can be arranged by height, with shorter students in the front and taller students in the back.

The traditional way of arranging seats according to height is the one used by most teachers. The taller the person sits at the back, the shorter the person is, the easier it is for everyone to learn in the classroom. In fact, this method is also unfair, why the taller people have to sit in the last row, the shorter people have to sit in the front row, and not taller or shorter instead of sitting in the middle.

So it can be combined with scrolling in this height based on the implementation of a weekly scrolling seat movement, horizontal weekly per group from left to right scrolling a group of seats, vertical weekly to two or three tables as a unit from the bottom to the top of the scrolling a seat. Weekly vertical and horizontal changes, so that students have the opportunity to try to sit in the classroom up and down, left, right, front and back side position in the study, more or less from the classroom to taste the survival and development of the sweet, sour, bitter and salty.

7 Guidelines for Seating

1. Seating does not take into account eyesight, as most students are now nearsighted.

2. Height is an important consideration, try not to let the person in front block the view of the person behind.

3. Reasons for needing to discuss problems with the same seat in class are also not considered, and learning problems can be discussed after class.

4. Boys and girls can be in the same seat and there is no gender boundary.

5. Try to get along with classmates of different personalities, and generally adjust once a semester.

6. Seating is not based on good or bad grades.

7. Good seats and relatively poor seats need to be rotated; good seats are not for life.