Well ain’t that a bunch of sit!
I don’t know about you guys, but we’re still going through the schedule changes with the kids to get classes balanced. For us, it is about a twelve week process that is repeated again the following semester. It is during this time (or any other, really) that you should never fulfill the request of one of your current students to have the new kid sit next to them, especially when the two of them go ape shit when they see one another.
Who are they fooling? Yes, you really don’t know anything of the arriving student, but you sure know your other jack-a-ninny and you know a jack-a-ninny’s friend share jack-a-ninny’s interests.
Also, when you do seat them as far apart as possible, don’t forget to quash the signal calling across the room. It shouldn’t hard to spot. Their arms flail like they’re being attacked by bees.
Who are they fooling? Yes, you really don’t know anything of the arriving student, but you sure know your other jack-a-ninny and you know a jack-a-ninny’s friend share jack-a-ninny’s interests.
Also, when you do seat them as far apart as possible, don’t forget to quash the signal calling across the room. It shouldn’t hard to spot. Their arms flail like they’re being attacked by bees.