Category: Education Trend

How Design Thinking Can Benefit Students

Learn more about what design thinking is, how it’s being applied in classrooms, and how to create the best space for design thinkers. Read More

Mobile Classroom Storage: Cut Down on Clutter with these Innovative Solutions

In a learning environment where space is at a premium, one of the biggest challenges facing teachers across all grade levels is classroom storage. As supplies and materials multiply , how are you supposed to stay organized? Read More

How Project Based Learning Puts Students in the Driver’s Seat

With Project Based Learning, an innovative pedagogy gaining steam right now, the conventional definition and goal of the school project is changing. Find out how. Read More

Is it Really Just a Game? How Classroom Gamification Supports 21st Century Learning

Today, more Americans than ever before–58 percent–consider themselves to be gamers, primarily for fun. But, what if games could serve a more educational purpose? Read More

Mobile Classroom Furniture: Enhancing 21st Century Learning; Fostering Collaboration

While traditional classroom furniture and teaching models are still popular, many school districts are making the shift toward collaborative learning environments and mobile furniture. Why the shift? Read More

Infographic: The Science of Classroom Layout and Design

The Rossier School of Education at the University of California created an insightful infographic to illustrate the difference facets of classroom design and how they affect student learning. Read More

How Makerspaces in Schools Lead to Student Success

Given their experimental and innovative nature, Makerspaces in schools present an opportunity for teachers “breathe new life into their craft.” Read More

Edutopia: Improving Schools Through Design Thinking

A growing number of schools around the world are utilizing design thinking in classrooms. The question is then, how does design thinking impact student learning and the overall classroom experience? Read More

The School Makerspace Revolution: What is it?

What are makerspaces and how will they impact the way we learn and teach? Read More

Active Sitting: Creating Comfort and Concentration for Fidgety Students

Many schools around the country are radically changing their approach to classroom design to include active seating, which encourages movement and allows fidgety students to focus on the lesson, rather than the challenge of sitting still. Read More

STEM VS. STEAM: Why Some Schools Are Adding the Arts

While they differ in philosophy, both STEAM and STEM programs have the same basic goal—to improve an education system and for the better. So then, why are some STEM supporters critical of the acronym “STEAM”? Read More

How Classroom Furnishings Can Delineate Learning Zones

The “Impacting Student Outcomes through Architecture & Design” was presented at the Florida Educational Facilities Planners’ Association conference. The Q&A with Sean and Steve that follows includes key highlights from that valuable presentation. Read More

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