Thirteen-year-old, Cayden Porfirio says he rushes to class every day to sit at a desk with a Hokki stool. “It gives my body something to do,” says Cayden, “Usually, when I’m not moving my ...

She raised $803 for six “Hokki stools,” colorful stools with convex seats that allow her fidgety students to keep moving while sitting, even as they solve math problems. “The kids love them.

More than 1,000 teachers requested something called a "Hokki Stool" — a backless seat that allows kids to sit and wiggle. On social media, meanwhile, we heard lots of ideas from teachers who've found ...

In other parts of the room, students gather in groups at tables that double as whiteboards while sitting on Hokki stools, or stools that wobble and turn. Krampus is a Central European legend that ...

First-grade teacher Amy Cormie was awarded a $500 grant for five Hokki stools. The Hokki is an stool with a convex base that allows rocking, twisting and turning, increasing students’ attention ...

Most classrooms at the school have a few "Hokki stools," which have round bottoms that allow students to wobble while sitting in them. They're mostly used during small group activities ...

So what’s behind the latest craze? Could fidget spinners join the ranks of stationary bikes, Hokki stools and wedges in classrooms? Or, are they merely a flashy toy with the potential to ...

From Perth to the Pilbara, schools are introducing “collaborative Google office-type classrooms” with ergodynamic chairs, “hokki” stools that allow children to rock, soft-furniture reading ...