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From Collegiate Presswire's Campus Reporter (https://www.cpwire.com/reporter): CMR We all like routines, as they are familiar and comforting. That also translates into seat selection in a classroom. Pschologists have found that students often pick a seat in a classroom and sit in that same seat position all year. It actually helps them learn better. This behavior is called �encoding specificity� and it �shows that people remember the context of how things were when we learned them�. Switching seats may not mean a bad test score for a student, but why tempt fate? Source: © Copyright 2004 Collegiate Presswire, Inc. and |