Taking a stand

Sept. 22, 2008
Some schools are using stand-up workstations for students

As part of a small but growing movement in northern Wisconsin and Minnesota that many teachers say is bound to gain popularity elsewhere, several schools are incorporating stand-up workstations in the classroom. Anecdotally, teachers have reported positive results--greater attentiveness, fewer behavioral problems, better posture and more enthusiasm.

To read The Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel article, click here.

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