Always at the back — "less attention" zone Right up front — closest to the teacherAvoid eye contact to not be picked Hand up before the question is finished.There’s always a group at the back trying not to get noticed.
There’s always a student at the front answering every question.
Teachers even anticipate it: “Let’s hear from someone besides the front row
Backseaters are often misunderstood. While some may be disengaged, many just prefer a quieter, less visible spot in class. The key isn't to force them to the front, but to engage them where they are and help them build confidence and responsibility.
Many backseaters feel disconnected or invisible.
They're less likely to volunteer, but they often have good thoughts.
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Backseaters and frontseaters in a classroom setting