Desks are staggered upon each other so that each student has his or her own space.  Even with the separation, there is still opportunity for interaction among peers.

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This seating chart contains three groups of 8 students each.  The teams are spread out like a fan in order to truly separate each team unto itself.

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Four teams are randomly set in the classroom.  Teams work together on projects and cooperative learning activities.  Make sure to change the students in the groups periodically.

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Triangular groups of three is nice for group discussions and projects.  This type of classroom desk arrangement would not be conducive to much lecturing as the students are all facing different directions and they may not get a full line of sight of the teacher.

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Gives a simple way for small classroom groups to interact with  one another.  All are facing the same common direction.  Parters next to one another or facing partners can also quickly be used at the spur of the moment without rearranging desks.

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Three groups of desks are arranged in a line with a small walkway between each.  Behaviors are broken apart by placing them with backs facing one another across the room.

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In a U formation, the students can do group activities easily, but when you would like them separated, this set-up can allow that too.

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T-shaped desk arrangements are placed various locations in the classroom.  All students are facing in different directions, so be sure to note that when planning instructional methods.

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