Just a quick post today to share how I’m using a seating chart preference form in my classes this year.
Seating Chart Preference Form
This year, I have tables instead of desks for the first time in my teaching career. In preparation of making seating charts for the first nine weeks, I decided to give students a seating chart preference form.
Students had to select their top three table preferences and give a reason why. I also asked them to note any students I should avoid seating them near or should make sure to set them near.
Since I’m planning on keeping the same seating chart for the entire quarter, I’d like to hopefully not make my students mad at me for an entire quarter! Hopefully this form will help.
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Anonymous
Thursday 12th of July 2018
I'm interested in knowing how this worked out. Will you use it again this year? Any changes?
Kenny D
Thursday 7th of September 2017
An interesting room layout. Was this through your choice or was it already like this? Do you find the kids who look to the middle of the class prone to more unecessary chat?
Sarah Carter (@mathequalslove)
Sunday 10th of September 2017
It's the only way the long skinny tables in my room will fit. So far, it hasn't been an issue.