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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.

18 Students | Classroom Seating Charts

Classroom Seating Chart: U 2

Getting a new outlook in the classroom every so often is vital in keeping a fresh perspective on learning. With this desk arrangement, students are all facing different directions with many different vantage points.

18 Students | Classroom Seating Charts

Classroom Seating Chart: Triple I’s

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.

18 Students | Classroom Seating Charts

Classroom Seating Chart: Three-Timer

Small L-shapes make for a great work space of desks. Set up three separate centers to be completed at each L and let the students move from L to L completing the projects.

18 Students | Classroom Seating Charts

Classroom Seating Chart: Take the El

For this one, you can go into the middle of the students to teach. All students are able to communicate with you freely and with one another.

18 Students | Classroom Seating Charts

Classroom Seating Chart: Square

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