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Education Furniture: Furniture For Youngsters' Educational Uses
By Trevor Price
Classroom and education furniture typically fall into primary two categories - tables and chairs.
Whether it's specific computer equipment or basic chairs for a classroom, it should all be optimized for
the educational environment. For a breakdown of what you should be looking for when purchasing
classroom or institutional furniture, keep reading.
Student Desks
A sturdy classroom desk is the most basic type of education furniture. Though desks were historically
designed to also hold the student's books, papers and school supplies, contemporary schools are
beginning to implement mobile study environments. So, instead of learners remaining at one desk and
in a classroom, they move from room to room and bring their supplies with them. That mobility
removes the need for desks with drawers or storage compartments.
Creativity Tables
Creativity tables are typically multi-functional and can be used for everything from basic arts and crafts
work to comprehensive group project meetings at the senior and secondary levels. Younger students
will find a work space big enough to accommodate their projects while older students can use them for
study sessions and larger projects.
Of course, if intend to purchase activity or group tables for older students, look for full-sized options.
Likewise, smaller children will need lower worktables and smaller chairs. If you're using the task table
for arts and crafts activities, opt for one with an easil