[Teachldsseminary] teachldsseminary Digest, Vol 12, Issue 7

[Michael Johnson]

My favorite seating arrangement is tables in a U
shape.  That way I can see all of the students and
they aren't hiding behind anyone.  I have used this
for classes from small (3 students) to large (24
students) and it seems to work well.  I like the
tables beceause it gives the students something to
write on when I give them worksheets or quizes.  It
also gives them a place to put things when they have
their scriptures and student manual that they are
looking in.

Leslie
Misawa Japan

--- anndejong at fuse.net wrote:

> Hello everyone, My class has grown from 5 last year
> to 10 this year.  We meet in my home and the
> students sit around a couple of tables I have pushed
> together.  This has worked out just fine but now
> that I have twice as many students I am wondering
> how I can seat them all around the table so that all
> face inward.  Do you think it is necessary to sit at
> tables or is it just as effective sitting in a
> semi-cirle without tables?  Any feedback as to your
> experiences would be helpful as I try to figure out
> what to do.  
> Thanks in advance!  
> 
> Ann in Cincy
> 
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