Month: March 2016

Contemporary wisdom in child rearing has led to the avoidance of certain activities, particularly in the school environment. Dodgeball is, in many states, a fond childhood artifact gone the way of the dodo. Children who […]

Waiting room solutions and waiting room design for kids has come a long way in recent years. We started SensoryEdge as a response to spending so much time in waiting rooms while waiting for medical […]

Classroom Management can be used to describe a lot of things in a classroom. However, transition times between activities – especially those that happen outside the classroom like lunchtime – are especially challenging. When kids enter […]

Integrating technology with the classroom environment can kick start learning, but poses unique challenges in the youngest students. The kindergarten through second grade in particular need guidance to ensure that iPads facilitate education and don’t […]

One of the White House’s responsibilities is to invest in America’s future; something President Barack Obama recently brought up in a State of the Union address. To that end, the Office of the President, together […]

Long wait times are a customary part of going to the doctor that cause both doctor and patient losses in productivity. Good design can reduce wait times in unexpected ways; improving patient satisfaction in the […]

In an effort to get more young women interested in STEM careers (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math education), a Spanish teacher with no experience in coding brought computer science to her school. She asked her […]

Interactive learning games make education fun for kids but finding new and creative ways to help kindergarten and preschool age children learn letters and letter recognition can be a difficult task. This article from the […]