One’s health is, rightfully, the most important thing in any individual’s life.
As 2023 approaches, you are likely setting goals and getting ready for whatever the new year may bring. Wellness plays a big part in reaching and achieving those goals. And when it comes to wellness in the workplace, that’s a complex subject. But the solutions don’t have to be. The right furniture can help, and we have plenty of it.
At-home workforces and hybrid offices require furnishings that promote productivity. Good news: HON has just what workers need—for either locale.
Even before the pandemic, the world was already shifting toward remote employees, with more than two-thirds spending at least one day every week working somewhere beyond the traditional office. Then 2020 shifted that trend into high gear.
The most influential and inspiring organizations in the world all started small. Ford Motor Company started in a garage, and so did Apple. But great ideas need room to grow.
When organizations expand their operations or break into a new market, they often outgrow their space before their budgets are ready to take the next step. That’s why investing in furnishings that are built to last and adapt to changing needs helps companies save more than just money. The right furniture saves time, a valuable resource for any organization.
Understanding different teaching styles and when to use them is essential to optimizing classroom learning. Here are five commonly recognized types—what is your natural teaching style?
Remember your favorite teacher, the one who always seemed to make even the most challenging concepts clear? The best educators are more than masters in a specific subject, they’re skilled communicators who understand their audience.
After several of the most challenging years anyone alive has ever experienced, the possibility of a new “normal” now feels within reach. Perhaps no industry has been uprooted by COVID-19 like education, with virtual or socially distanced classrooms being implemented on a dime with little to no runway.
There was no playbook for what educators and students faced during the pandemic, but brighter days are ahead. The upcoming school year is ripe with excitement, catalyzed by the comfort of the way things used to be.
The complexities of healthcare have come into sharp focus in recent years, revealing a renewed appreciation of environments that are flexible, adaptable, and resilient when facing new challenges. But the urgency of the moment has also created added stress, for those in need of care — and especially for those providing it, whose work now carries even greater risks.
Here are four ways to promote a less stressful healthcare setting, one that puts patients at ease and helps practitioners stay focused and less stressed.
A new school year is like a new chapter in a book, building on the past and introducing what comes next. Each chapter brings new ideas as the characters grow. And more often than you may realize, it’s the students affecting the narrative.
