2025-10-16 15:29:01 UTC

Changing the classroom from linear rows to a more zig zag. I foresee some students being laid back and not working. This is my concern. - Martha Petris

tbloom14 — 2025-10-16 15:30:03 UTC

As a PE teacher, my classroom arrangements look differently than a regular classroom setting. I have gone from taking attendance with students standing for roll, to sitting, and it has been a GameChanger. It keeps the students still and expectations are understood. The front of my classroom is always where I am at, since I am constantly moving in PE. I like a lot of the ideas that Brittany and Richard said today. Specifically, Brittany talked about thinking about it from the lens of cleaning out the garage. It’s always going to get messier before it gets better.

What is something new you might consider trying in regard to de-fronted classroom seating arrangements?What types of roadblocks do you foresee that may hinder the implementation of your vision of a de-fronted classroom? by