It's not always bad, but unfortunately with the majority of students, students tend to distract each other with jokes or talk rather than paying attention and trying to learn. Occasionally, students can stand up to the peer pressure, or their friends are also studious, but that isn't usually the way it works, so one solution that teachers often use is to establish seating charts and choosing to keep the trouble-making groups apart, and hopefully away from each other.
Well, most children like to go to school with their friends, so they don't feel lonely. In fact sometimes it gets really bad with some children that the don't have friends or someone to rely on, that they kill themselves. Therefore this is why children/students should go to school together.
boys and girls should go to the same school because it would save money for the parents and girls wouldnt be so shy around boys and would not see boys there own age
yes students should be allowed to sit any where in class. As long as they can pay attention[:
No middle school students need to learn how to talk and respond correctly to other students they know or may not know. How will they learn these life lessons if they are always seated by the same students?
Whether you can sit next to your friends in class is typically determined by the teacher or school policy. In some cases, it may be optional if the teacher allows for seating choice. It's best to follow the guidelines set by the school and teacher to ensure a positive learning environment.
yea fk the teachers!
It is not mandatory to sit next to a friend in class, but it can be beneficial for collaboration and support. However, it is also important to balance socializing with focusing on the lesson and being respectful of the teacher and other classmates.
Sit Him Down And Tell Him You Guys Are Just Friends. He Should Understand And If He Doesnt Dont Worry About It.
Sometimes students work well when sat with their friends. Fequently however, their friend are the source of distraction and student are better seated alone or with similarly able students who are not their friends. Seating with differently able students who are not friends can be benificial to class cohesion and create new friendship networks and better understanding of other difficultes and strenghts.
yes becouse they will be good and nice
25 students to sit at 5 tables is a ratio.
They shouldn't sit next to their friends because they will talk all day long and would not listen to the teacher who is giving instruction to the class
be friends with his friends and maybe they'd invite u to sit with them including him.....
Four students organized a sit in at a lunch counter in Greensboro, NC.