A Smarter Solution for Home-Based Learning
Physical activity—whether it’s team sports or playtime—has been linked to improved learning and health1. Yet, many children today remain sedentary while learning. As a result, children are missing the physical and mental benefits associated with moving more and sitting less. This is why sit-stand desks are a great option for increasing movement while learning. In fact, standing desks typically increase student engagement up to 15%.
Dr. Mark Benden, the director at the Center for Ergonomics at Texas A&M University, added that
“We are finding that with standing desks in schools, the children are more focused and more on task.”
To help combat sedentary behavior, Vari® has created high-quality, affordable, and research-based standing desk solutions to create healthier and happier learning environments. With fast and free shipping, it's easier than ever to improve your child’s learning experience.
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1 Barros, Romina M., Ellen J. Silver, and Ruth E.K. Stein. “School Recess and Group Classroom Behavior.” Pediatrics, 123, 2, February 2009.
2 Benden, Mark E., Christina Jeffrey, Monica L. Wendel, and Hongwei Zhao. “Stand-Biased Versus Seated Classrooms and Childhood Obesity: A Randomized Experiment in Texas.” American Journal of Public Health. 106, 10, August 2016.
3 Benden, Mark E., Jamilia Blake, Marianela Dornheckera, Monica L. Wendel, and Hongwei Zhao “The effect of stand-biased desks on academic engagement: an exploratory study.” Journal of Education and Health Promotion, 53, 5 April 2015.
4 Blake, J., Mark E. Benden, and Monica Wendel, M. “Using Stand/Sit Workstations in Classrooms: Lessons Learned from a Pilot Study in Texas.” Journal of Public Health Management and Practice, 18, 5, September 2012.
5 Benden, Mark E., and RK Mehta. “Standing Up for Learning: A Pilot Investigation on the Neurocognitive Benefits of Stand-Biased School Desks.” International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, 13, 1, December 2015..