Innovative seating plan invitation;Letter

30th April 1999, 1:00am

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Innovative seating plan invitation;Letter

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MOST primary teachers organise their classrooms with children seated in groups of four to eight, although research evidence suggests that this is not the most effective arrangement for all activities. Indeed, a horseshoe is recommended for the numeracy hour.

As part of a research programme I invite any primary teachers who regularly use different seating arrangements for different activities to contact me.

Nigel Hastings Professor of education Faculty of education The Nottingham Trent University Nottingham NG1 4BU Tel 0115 948 6748 e-mail nigel.hastings@ntu.ac.uk

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