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How do I move back to my old seat?
So, i'm taking this hardddd class. and everybody fails. i'm pretty sure. but i'm doing excellent with my friends because we all sit in the back ( our assinged seats are all next to eachother) and during tests we copy each other and stuff. well, i don't know why but he moved me to the front of the classroom today and now i'm screwed because our test is soon and i don't know squat because we normally help each other out.. any good ideas on how to get my seat moved back to the back corner by tuesday next week? btw, he's a really stuborn old man. so like, any ideas onw hat i can tell my mom? so that she can call him and prefer me to sit in the back? please help :) thanks!
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Your teacher knew you were cheating. That's why you were moved.
A stubborn old warhorse like that can tell looking at your tests that you are helping each other. Hell, I've taught only three classes in my life and I could tell if you were doing this. You don't need to see it happening - It's so obvious just from looking at tests that I'm surprised students think they can actually get away with it.
You aren't getting moved back with anything less then a doctors note and a screaming hysterical phone call from your mother. Even that might not do the trick. And since there really isn't a good reason (eyesight, hearing excuses ectra...) for sitting in the back, you probably don't have much leverage with your mom either.
Your time is better spent studying - seriously. He's not moving you back. Every moment you spend trying to make a plan, is a moment wasted. Just start studying now.
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I think your teacher has some suspicions. and maybe if you ask him to switch your seat, it would just confirm it.
In my school, we change seats almost every week, and most of the time, i don't really get to seat with my friends.At first, I hated it because,there's nobody there to help me out anymore. But after a while, I became friends with my new seat mate and I learned how to be more independent.
You should give the new seat a chance, get to know your new seat mates. Being far from your friends is an opportunity to test your independence and probably to focus more on the lesson. And don't whine, it's just one class. You'll get to be with them 100 times more than the time it took for you to seat in that class.
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There's a better than fair chance that your teacher suspected cheating and moved you to stop it. Your grades on the next test will probably confirm his suspicions, having your mother call or trying to convince him to let you sit back there yourself will absolutely confirm his suspicions.
Study or you're screwed.
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