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Classroom Arrangement Styles: Pros, Cons, & Analysis - Coggle Diagram
Classroom Arrangement Styles: Pros, Cons, & Analysis
Horsehoe
More suited for discussion
facing toward one another
copying one another's work
Teacher can move around
Students can easily share materials with one another
Students are arranged in a u-shape
can be used for kinesthetic activities
Rountable
all students feel like they are part of group
Activating students
increasing face-to-face interaction
facilitating communication of classroom
desks form a circle within open space
It's not so good to discussion activities and shy students
Paired Grouping
Students should know their responsibilities
schools use this arrangement for lab
Teacher's desk desk is located in the corner of the room
It's useful if tables are not available
Group arrangement peer tutoring
Traditional
desks are arranged in simple rows and columns
students are able to work independently
Teacher's desk is located in the front of the room
it is not student-centered
Students are facing the teacher
Teacher can monitor all students
Small Grouping
A little bit noisy
Develop teamwork skills
Operative learning
Not all students will contribute equally
The teacher can move around freely
Working together