November 8, 2012 | Posted At: 06:32 AM | Author: Brian Nadel | Category:
Computer Furniture
If the goal
is to have a class that sits still, you may be missing the point, according to
Smith System. The company’s classroom chairs promote movement for better
breathing and concentration – and hopefully, better learning. It’s called the
Graduated Movement Concept and it has been designed like the bucket seat on a
car, not only for comfort and to provide support but to let kids flex their
muscles and move around without fighting with the chair. Smith’s Plato, Intuit
and Flavors seats do all this and come in 17 colors.
