More than half of students from low‑income households
Data about students' economic need comes from the National Center for Education Statistics, via our partners at MDR Education.
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There are numerous benefits of having flexible seating in the classroom. Different seating options allows our very wiggly 3rd graders will have chances to learn and be comfortable. When students share different seating and have choice over seating, it creates opportunities for community building and collaboration.
Students feel empowered by having some degree of choice and control over their environment. Flexible seating allows students to choose where they work and with whom. It also allows them to change their location and positions as needed.
Flexible seating encourages students to find their best spot to stay calm, focused and productive. Many flexible seating options stimulate students’ sense of touch. This type of stimulation can help children focus and process information. Sensory input is especially helpful for students with ADHD, ADD, and ASD.
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There are numerous benefits of having flexible seating in the classroom. Different seating options allows our very wiggly 3rd graders will have chances to learn and be comfortable. When students share different seating and have choice over seating, it creates opportunities for community building and collaboration.
Students feel empowered by having some degree of choice and control over their environment. Flexible seating allows students to choose where they work and with whom. It also allows them to change their location and positions as needed.
Flexible seating encourages students to find their best spot to stay calm, focused and productive. Many flexible seating options stimulate students’ sense of touch. This type of stimulation can help children focus and process information. Sensory input is especially helpful for students with ADHD, ADD, and ASD.