Va. school finds active furniture helps students perform better

A yearlong pilot project at Oakridge Elementary School in Arlington, Va., showed using pedal desks, standing balance desks and ball chairs led to behavioral improvements among students, said teachers, parents and pupils. Principal Lynne Wright said teachers found students were more cooperative and less disruptive, and they did better at staying on task.  http://www.cnbc.com/2016/06/10/fit-classrooms-exercise-moves-from-gym-to-desk.html