Does sitting in the last row in elementary school have an impact on learning

Sitting in the last row of the elementary school will not affect learning. But if the child is nearsighted.

It is recommended to find a teacher to adjust the child's seat appropriately, otherwise it will not be good for the eyes.

In fact, as long as you are willing to learn and learn hard, it doesn't matter which row you sit in. But if the eyesight is not good, it is better to adjust it forward, because if it is not adjusted, the eyesight will deteriorate significantly, and the blackboard cannot be seen clearly, then even the question cannot be seen clearly, which may affect learning, unless the child has a strong self-learning ability.

It depends on the studentElementary school students have myopia.

If the degree of myopia is too high, sitting in the last row will have a slight impact.

In addition, if the class size is too large and the teacher can't see it, it will also have a certain impact, after all, children's self-control is not strong.

But if the class size is small, it doesn't matter much, after all, if the child is too tall or relatively tall, sitting in the front will affect the vision of other children.

Primary school is a school where people receive primary formal education, an important part of basic education, and is a nine-year compulsory education.

Within. With the development of society, kindergartens were opened in front of it.

A child's seat is not a major factor affecting a child's academic performance, and most children do not have the necessary need for a seat for learning, so there is no need for parents to worry too much. Secondly, if the child is very active and has some difficulty concentrating, the teacher will consider these factors, which also reflects the teaching according to the aptitude, as well as the overall control of the learning atmosphere and learning status of the class.

In some schools, teachers manage the class, and sometimes the seating is also a way to adjust the children's learning status and attitude, and the class agreement and operation should be carried out by the child and the teacher, and parents should not be too involved. If there are some special circumstances that the teacher did not anticipate, parents can communicate with the teacher in advance and let the teacher consider it.

Which row you sit in is not a factor that affects your learning, the most important thing is your attitude. I'm short-sighted, I can't see in the last row of class, I use my ears. is still in the top 10 in terms of age.

Which row to sit in should have little impact on learning, as long as the child can see the blackboard clearly and listen to the teacher's lecture, I don't think it will have any effect.

No. In fact, many teachers have shown that the impact of row seats on children's grades is not as exaggerated as parents think, there are dozens of students in a class, it is impossible for every child to be in the second or third row, there are always students who will sit in the front row or the last row.

Moreover, the last row of a class is only about the sixth row, so there is no problem that the teacher cannot hear the children. In addition, many teachers nowadays use courseware in their lectures, and the font is also very large, so there are few situations where students cannot see clearly. The most important thing for students is their own efforts, rather than pinning their academic performance on these objective factors.

It is uncertain whether elementary school students will have a higher chance of studying better than those in the back row, as long as it depends on the student's own learning status.

There are dozens of students in a class, and it is impossible for every child to be in the second or third row, and there are always students who will sit in the front row or the last row.

If you want your child to learn well, you should improve your child's learning efficiency, rather than focusing on the seat.

1. Focus when studying.

Learning should have the appearance of learning, play should have the appearance of playing, do one thing should be concentrated, and when studying, you must concentrate, so that the learning efficiency can be twice the result with half the effort.

2. Active learning.

For children, it is very important to be able to take the initiative to learn, parents should not force children to learn, to learn time, children can consciously sit at the table, put books and start serious learning, only children themselves are active, in order to absorb knowledge more effectively.

Yes, first of all, it is obviously clearer to look at the blackboard, and the teacher is also keeping an eye on it, and secondly, psychologically, the chances and conditions of the students in the back row being lazy are more sufficient, I hope it will help you, good luck.

When the students sit in the front, the children will naturally listen to the class and be serious, so that it is easy to go home to review and learn efficiently, which is a good habit. It's definitely better to do the front than the back.

The main factor lies in yourself, even if you are closest to the teacher and refuse to study hard, your grades will not go up, and others will not be bad if you can study hard.

Personally, I think sit in the first.

The first and second rows are also easy to get distracted, because the teacher's line of sight usually looks backwards, and the first and second rows of vision are not good, looking at the blackboard and the teacher often need to tilt their heads, especially uncomfortable, and eat chalk ash, I have a deep understanding, anyway, I don't like the front row, the third or fourth row is the best, and the back row is easy to make small movements unconsciously. So the middle is better than the front and back.

It should be higher, because you can hear clearly, and the teacher will pay attention, and your attention will be more concentrated.

It does exist, because the elementary school students sitting in the front row are more attentive.

The probability will be higher, after all, the objective conditions are better. The front row is closer to the teacher, you can hear and see more clearly, and you don't dare to get distracted, and the chance of the teacher asking questions is also greater, so it is better to put a little pressure on the child.

Yes, children in the front row are generally more interested in learning.

In addition, teachers prefer children who are close to them.

The main thing is that you need to be self-conscious, you don't want to study, it's useless in the arms of the teacher.

It depends on the teacher, generally speaking, the middle and front rows are better.

Most of them are like this, it depends on the question of whether the student learns or not, what is the use of him not learning at the front?

Elementary school students are more reasonable, but not necessarily in junior high school.

It should be! If you can see the blackboard clearly in the front row and be close to the teacher, you will work harder, but it is not guaranteed! Divide people!

Personally, I think it will, but it also depends on whether the child and the teacher take care of it.

This phenomenon lasted for a month at most, and then one after another, roommates fell behind, and slowly became two people together to take a place at the door of the classroom, and by the way, they helped their roommates occupy a place.

Senior, my experience of studying in the first row in the past few years clearly tells you that the efficiency of the school in the first row is really high.

Because of the two months of university life, the students are basically in the relaxation stage, no one will urge you to study, you learn or not to study all on your own. The students who want to study are basically in the first few rows, and the students who don't study consciously retreat to the back.

At the same time, the senior also reminded everyone not to give up a good position to accompany others in order to sit with someone or who to go with after class, and in the end it is yourself who suffers.

Seniors are telling you now, what are the students sitting in the back row doing? Organize a group to play games, watch dramas**, and chat with friends ...... softwareAnything that is in line with learning may be that he is learning other knowledge and not letting the teacher find out.

And sit in the back, the classmates around you will disturb you to some extent, don't think that your control ability is strong, not easy to be influenced, and returning to the study area as soon as possible is the most important thing.

Second, the usual grades are high.

The final grades of college are divided into two parts: the final exam results and the usual class performance scores. The percentage of students in our school who usually have a grade ratio of 30 is quite high. If you want to have an excellent final exam score, you can't be separated from your usual grades.

Sit in the first row of classes, the teacher can see you in every class, and in about a month, the teacher will know you. During class, I will ask you to answer questions, of course, all simple questions, in order to give you extra points. In this way, your usual grades will be higher, and as long as you don't miss the exam, you usually won't fail the course.

Students who want a scholarship can interact with the teachers more.

If you can pick up the teacher at the door before class, help the teacher get the computer or textbooks, and clean the classroom after class, you are basically doomed to a high score in the final exam. Study hard, score more points at the end of the semester, and aim to win the scholarship!

The teacher arranges the seats, and the tall ones are generally arranged in the back row, and the students in the back row relax their minds, and the teachers will not see them when they make some small movements. As long as it is a self-disciplined child, it is the same regardless of whether it sits **.

It depends on the personal situation, for students with strong self-learning ability, and the teacher only needs to understand the ideas and key points of the course a little, it doesn't matter if you sit **...But for most ordinary students, it is better to be in front, close to the teacher, hear clearly, and not easy to get distracted....And almost every student in the class who likes to talk and sleep will choose the back, so the objective environment in the back is not very good, and the average person is easily affected....There are people who get out of the mud without staining, but not everyone can do it, so I suggest you sit in the front.

When I was in elementary school, my child sat in the middle of the front row, which was good for learning. The seat should not be too far forward or too far back, and the middle position is just right. For example, some teachers habitually blow dust after wiping the blackboard, and children will be buried by the dust at this time.

Therefore, the 1st and 2nd rows are the worst positions, and some teachers are easy to get into the state when they stand on the podium to lecture, and the teacher will spit at this time, so this position is not particularly ideal.

Although I was able to get close to the teacher and the blackboard, it didn't feel particularly good. Nowadays, many parents feel that if their children sit in the front row, they will hurt their eyes, and the mental pressure on their children is also very great. So you can also see that don't always pay attention to the front row, because the front row is not necessarily a good position.

The middle position will not only be able to see the blackboard clearly, but more importantly, the child's psychological burden will be reduced. I think that if some children sit in the first row or the second row of the Prophet, they will be under a lot of psychological stress. Because they have to worry about whether the teacher is aware of their learning status, they dare not relax while being tense all the time.

The position at the back is not clear, and the blackboard and the classroom are basically derailed. These positions are basically done by people who are too tall to do it, and occasionally some mischievous students will sit in the back row.

So no matter which position you are in, you must pay attention to the distance. The position on the side gives people the feeling that it is not particularly good when looking at the blackboard, and sometimes there is a reflective effect. However, no matter which position it is, the child must work hard to achieve the position where he wishes.

Because many teachers are accustomed to using fractions to rank positions, in order to be able to sit in a good position, everyone still has to study hard.

Until I transferred to the city in fourth grade, I sat in the first row because I was short.

Rural primary schools have a characteristic: the larger the grades, the smaller the number of students. There may be a maximum of six or seven classes in the first grade, and by the sixth grade there may be only two or three left, and this trend will become more pronounced over time.

There are probably two reasons for the time of the past few years: on the one hand, because some feudal ideas think that it is not enough to know a fine word; On the other hand, because the children can't learn knowledge and their grades are not good, the family feels that the tuition is in vain. Now everyone's thinking is the same:

Studying hard is the way out, and cram schools are the norm in both urban and rural areas. It's just that there is a lot of difference in the promotion rate and grades.

At this point I find myself a little too off-topic, so let's come back to some of them. After arriving at the county seat in the city, it was really a mess of flowers and gradually charming eyes, and because there was no "relationship", I kept sitting in the back rows.

When I took the bus two days ago, I was in the back seat with her daughter who had just entered the first grade and her son, who was not in school. She told her daughter: "You tell the teacher that it's good to sit in the front row now, and tell the teacher that you won't change seats."

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Sitting in the first row is really close to the teacher, as if it gives parents a sense of security. But if you think about it, compared to the children sitting in the back row, the children sitting in the first row can easily get the teacher's attention, and the smaller Shengshi honorifics are more likely to be heard when the question is asked, and the dolls in the back row need to shout their answers loudly and confidently, so that they have the opportunity to be judged on whether they are correct or not. In this sense, the dolls in the back row will be bolder and may be more comfortable in the face of emotional interactions.

The children in the front row were squirming and pinching, waiting for the opportunity given by the other party when speaking, thinking that the whisper was still being heard.

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