Deskmate interferes with your study: If your deskmate often interferes with your study, you can try to communicate with him/her, indicating that you need to concentrate on your study. If he/she still doesn't understand, you can consider asking teachers or school administrators for help, their support and advice.

Sitting at the same table distracts you: If sitting at the same table distracts you, you can try to negotiate with him/her and make some rules to reduce the interference. For example, you can agree not to talk or do anything else in class and stay focused. If this interference still exists, you can consider asking teachers or school administrators for help.

You are dissatisfied with your deskmate: If you are dissatisfied with your deskmate, you can try to communicate with him/her and express your thoughts and feelings. If this communication doesn't work, you can consider asking teachers or school administrators for help, their support and advice.

In either case, I suggest you try to communicate with your deskmate first and try to solve the problem. If the communication fails or the problem still exists, you can consider asking the teacher or school administrator for help.

Sitting at the same table makes me unwilling to learn my way:

If your deskmate's behavior makes you feel unable to concentrate on your study, you can try the following methods:

Communicate with your deskmate: First, try to communicate frankly with your deskmate and tell your feelings and troubles. Let him/her know that you want to have a good study environment and hope that he/she can respect your study time. Through effective communication, you can find a solution to the problem together.

Ask the teacher or school administrator for help: If communication with your deskmate is unsuccessful, you can ask the teacher or school administrator for help. Explain the situation to them and find them to solve or mediate. Teachers and school administrators usually actively help students solve problems and ensure an orderly and harmonious learning environment.

Find a new learning environment: If the above two methods can't solve the problem, you can try to find a new learning environment. For example, you can study in quiet places such as libraries and study rooms to avoid interference from your deskmate. In addition, you can try to form a group study with other students, which can supervise and encourage each other and improve learning efficiency.

Make a study plan and timetable: By making a clear study plan and timetable, you can better manage your study time and energy. This can make your study more organized and clear, and avoid being disturbed by the behavior of your deskmate.

In short, in the face of the situation that your deskmate's behavior makes you unable to concentrate on your study, you should calmly analyze and take appropriate measures. By communicating, asking for help, finding a new learning environment and making a learning plan, you can create a good learning environment for yourself and improve your learning efficiency.