<p>middle, but for one class, i sat in the back the whole year because the teacher tended to spit when he talked
and im not joking, his spit projectile was so intense that sitting in the middle simply would not do, esp. because he paces up and down the aisles.</p>
<p>One seat away from the front. I like school, but not that much.</p>
<p>Beside the hot girls. So everytime they have a question, they come to me.</p>
<p>Wherever whoever I know sits. Usually teachers assign seats though.</p>
<p>All of my friends sit up front, inches away from the podium, lol. So I tend to sit there too. :)</p>
<p>Lol. You would sit there.</p>
<p>Haha, if I'm the first in there though I usually sit wherever appeals to me most -- usually by the windows, bookcases (I sat next to one in my "Gospel Action" class and managed to read a good dozen or so books lol) or doors.</p>
<p>Same here, but most seats are assigned at my school</p>
<p>I like to sit:
1) Near my friends
2) In a place where I can easily hide so that the teacher can't see my face but can if I move
3) In the middle so I can do my homework and participate when I need to</p>
<p>Haha I always sit behind whoever I'm going to talk to the most, simply because then, they'll be the ones that turn around to talk -> they get in trouble, not me :] sneaky..</p>
<p>I used to ALWAYS sit in the back-left [close to the door! ahha], and I mean always. But recently more towards the middle because I'm trying to actually start paying attention... lol. But that's unlikely.</p>
<p>Wherever my friends are sitting.</p>
<p>But I prefer being in the absolute center of the room.</p>
<p>all the way in the back
it's not a problem for me, as I get the same grade regardless of where I sit.</p>
<p>but I prefer the back because if I ever want to take a nap I can, whereas in the front that wouldnt be possible.</p>
<p>or If I gotta check my stocks, then thats also easier.</p>
<p>The back if I can. If not, closest to the door or a wall. I enjoy using the walls to sleep :).</p>
<p>Front and center. </p>
<p>Yeah, I'm the stereotypical teacher's pet ;)</p>
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Away from other people, unless there's someone I know in the class, which doesn't happen often. I just try and sit in an area where no one's sitting and away from the kids I know will have lots of people flocking to them. It usually works pretty well. I almost always end up with a few empty seats around me.
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<p>I loled. Haha, anyone else think it was funny?</p>
<p>Most teachers seat my classes by alphabetical order, so I'm usually to one side and towards the front.</p>
<p>The times where I've had my choice, I've picked in the middle, not the front seat but perhaps the second or third.</p>
<p>Front... except we typically get assigned seats and the teacher moves me to the middle... the problem children are then re-assigned to the front and those that don't pay any attention anyway get the back.</p>
<p>For the duration of high school, the front usually.....but it was especially before I got my glasses. I didn't know my eyesight sucked until after my junior year.</p>
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<p>Lmao, thought I was gonna be the only one.</p>
<p>When picking I usually pick as far back/close to a wall as possible. Unfortunately basically all of my teachers assigned seats this year.</p>
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Lmao, thought I was gonna be the only one.
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<p>I'm just surprised that anyone could have a few seats to SPARE. My school is packed- I was lucky that my AP Bio class was as small as it was. My Calc AB class had over 40 people in it (and our classrooms are really only meant for a max of 32!)</p>