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These small compact groups of four, can be arranged anywhere in your room in any way. They can be facing different directions, or instead be more linear and all pointing the same way.

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Classroom Seating Chart: Simple Squares

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.

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Classroom Seating Chart: Square

Shaped like a pair of glasses, this seating arrangements veers from the traditional straight lines you often see in the majority of classrooms. This seating arrangement allows for intimate book discussions or thought-provoking math revelations.

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Classroom Seating Chart: Looking for Learning

This grouping of desks appears to look like stair steps. The pods of four desks are easily able to work with one another and collaborate with those that are within close proximity.

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Classroom Seating Chart: Ladder Steps

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This seating chart consists of a circle of students, with pairs around the outside. It would be suitable for roundtable discussions.

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Classroom Seating Chart: Picnic Patio

Wavy lines are the look of this seating chart. While it is similar to traditional straight lines of desks, it offers a bit of novelty by shifting the desks to one way or another. Lecture-style instruction would work nicely with this example since the desks are all facing one general direction.

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Classroom Seating Chart: Curly Eyebrows

Short and straight diagonal lines are the focus of this classroom desk arrangement. Students are at an angle to get a different perspective of the room. Make sure your teaching style does not rest where students must turn their heads. Not the best choice for student collaboration.

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Classroom Seating Chart: Javelins