How to arrange seats in the class or take care of children? Or take care of your grades?

The biggest headache for many class teachers is basically to arrange seats for those children. Those class teachers don't know whether to arrange their seats according to their height or according to their excellent academic performance. Some of their class teachers think that short people can't learn well if they arrange their seats according to their studies. After all, everyone is here to study. If we give them a bad seat, maybe they will be worse.

If you put it in front of those children with poor grades, they may not listen in class. But because it is short, it is put in front. Many parents believe that children sitting in the front will get good grades. My children sit behind, the main reason is that my children's grades are not good, and they will be behind.

Actually, it's not. If some class teachers are more open-minded, they won't do this. When arranging seats, they are basically decided at will, and they will take turns to change seats almost every week, so that those students will not be allowed to sit in one seat all the time and others will not be able to sit down. Some class teachers can let those students change places for fairness, and every student can be in the first row. Whether you study poorly or well, you can ensure fairness in this way. If children are allowed to sit in the front because of their poor eyesight, then other children will not be able to sit well, which is very unfair to other children.

If every seat is fixed, it is very likely that other students can't be the first, which is very unfair to other students. After all, if someone sits in the front, then someone will sit in the back, that's for sure. If everyone strives for the first place, it is impossible and it is impossible to be absolutely fair. Therefore, as parents, we must accept that our children are sitting in the back, and every kindergarten teacher will treat them equally. No matter whether the academic performance is good or bad, it will be treated fairly.

When changing seats in class, be absolutely fair. If you have poor eyesight, you can ask parents to wear glasses instead of letting the children sit directly in front. Moreover, his children can only sit in the back, and they can't let him sit in the front because of good grades, and sit in the back because of poor grades. In this case, children with poor grades will be worse, and extreme situations will occur in the class. This will not make my class the first in grade, and it will also make other children feel unfair.