<p>where do you usually sit in classes? front-mid-back? right-side of the class? center, left?</p>
<p>I feel middle, and right side is just right. middle is good to doze off when I want to, and still be able to hear loud enough. right side is good because of the way most right-handed teachers write...</p>
<p>you?</p>
<p>where my teacher puts me lol</p>
<p>which is sometimes in the front because I have vision problems</p>
<p>in some of my classes we have self-selected seating (aka, if someone moves a seat, then the fung-shuei (sp) is thrown off and people spazz)</p>
<p>but in 3 of my classes we sit in semi-circles, and i usually sit on the right side of them, and then on the left side on the end in rows.</p>
<p>haha is this a real thread?</p>
<p>i don't have a preference either way. usually i just sit wherever my friends are, which is mostly in the back, but sometimes in the front depending on different people's idiosyncrasies. ;)
my classes are small, though. my french class has 8 people, and i think the biggest is 14.</p>
<p>french is in a semi circle and I sit at the top so I can see the board.
English and history are round tables... so kinda hard to describe wher I sit
math and science I sit in the back of two rows...
in the end I basically I sit where I can see everything the best without having to twist every which way when we switch activities.</p>
<p>I've been placed near the back of several of my classrooms. When I get the chance, I try to sit as close to the board (center) as I can.</p>
<p>Front for lecture-style classes
Middle, at either extreme side, for discussion-oriented classes
Far corner with back to wall or trustworthy student during exams</p>
<p>I usually like to sit in the front as well (it's easier to take notes and such)
Currently, I"m in the left-front area in all of my core classes.</p>
<p>Usually in the back or in the front. I rarely get to be in the middle, which i would like to be in sometimes..</p>
<p>middle-front i think. but it sometimes changes and i'm forced to sit in the back because either my teacher said so or because there just aren't enough seats.</p>
<p>I find an interesting trend in seating pattern at my chem class in my school. </p>
<p>Very Front (first two rows) - studious A students.
Front (3rd - 4th rows) - B students.
Mid-Back (5th - 6th rows) - B-, C students.
Back (7th rows+) - C students, A students who want to sleep during class time.</p>
<p>Heh.</p>
<p>I never noticed it until this thread, but I sit in the upper-left corner of every single class</p>
<p>I sit in various places...front if I actually plan on staying up the entire class period...back if I plan on sleeping or doing work for other classes:)...</p>
<p>chemistry - last seat on last row of room
english - first seat on first row of room
astronomy - first seat on middle row of room
us history - first seat in front of room
art - table in front of room which is really like back of room because the teacher doesn't teach from the front of the room mostly
entrepreneurship - last seat on first row (closest to door)
library aide - behind check-out desk</p>
<p>in 4/6 classes, the teachers seat us alphabetically so Im kinda in the middle of the class. In my other 2 classes, we choose where we can sit and so me and my friends usually take the back row.
urghh last year, i had to sit in the middle of the front row in all my classes (all my teachers wanted an alphabetical order) and it was horrible. it's like, i HAD to concentrate and look focused.</p>
<p>whenever we do alphabetical im always in the front dead center, its horrible...
i think middle right is the best if you like the class, center back is the best if you dont</p>
<p>In the front by a door and/or window... keeps me from falling asleep in history... heheh</p>
<p>Here are mine:
Painting 2 - at a big, high table
AP English - middle row in the center
AP Calculus- back row in the center
Tech 2 - station seating changes every 4 weeks
AP Government - on a special row of desk on the side, reserved for AP students
Chemistry - far right side in the center (about 5 feet from the teacher's desk)</p>
<p>in a class with my friends we're usually moved to the front
i'll try to choose the middle</p>