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Some students¡¯ opinions

provide students with easier ways to study and more chances to discuss, more active class

Other students¡¯ opinions

be not used to this new classroom arrangement(°²ÅÅ)

can¡¯t pay more attention to the teachers in class

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Nowadays our classroom has changed. The desks are no longer in rows, but pushed together to make bigger desks. The students in the same group sit together.

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Nowadays our classroom has changed. The desks are no longer in rows, but pushed together to make bigger desks. The students in the same group sit together.

Some students like the new classroom arrangement. It provides students with easier ways to study and more chances to discuss. And the class is more active than before. But other students don¡¯t like it. They aren¡¯t used to it. At the same time they can¡¯t pay more attention to the teachers and always look at classmates.

As for me, I like the way we sit. Students come up with their own ideas and can learn more through discussion. It¡¯s a better way to study. What¡¯s more, it can improve students¡¯ abilities to study by themselves and work in groups.

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