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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Three larger groups of desks make for good student participation.  Students are able to work in teams and complete classroom discussions, while coming to a consensus.

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Pods of four desks in each small group are the traits of this seating arrangement.  Perfect for small groups of four and/or partner work with face or shoulder partners.

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This is a nontraditional type of seating chart that has students facing multiple different directions.  It would be best suited for a class that did some independent work, and had a lot of movement in the classroom.

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This classroom desk arrangement consists of three small groups that form an open box, along with one small group of four desks arranged in a box formation.  This type of seating would be ideal for small group work.

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Large groups of students desks are seen in this seating chart example.  Perfect when you want to do team collaboration activities.  Students are close enough to one another to discuss, but not too far away so that they cannot see one another.

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Two large groups of desks showcase this desk arrangement.  It works well if you have less space, as there is less waster space in between desks and it is easier to compact the students.

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This section is for class sizes of 28 or more students. While all the photos show options for 28 students, feel free to place additional students on the end of groups, or add additional groups, if needed.

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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