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Awesome Folding Standup Desk for Teaching Piano!

October 12, 2017 by natalie 2 Comments

I am not exaggerating when I say that I spent dozens of hours typing in every search string I could think of and perusing every shopping place that came to mind in order to find my newest piece of studio furniture. Although I’ve made many efforts over the years to do a better job of standing while teaching I always found myself gravitating back toward my trusty office chair. I finally realized that a major deterrent was the need to constantly refer to the student’s assignment book and jot down notes. What I needed was a standing desk!

Little did I realize how hard it would be to find exactly what I wanted! My criteria was that it had to be relatively stylish, adjustable height-wise, and able to be collapsed and stored out of the way when not in use. You try searching for that! 🙂

Actually, I’m happy to report that I found exactly what I wanted and I LOVE it! Just in case you happen to want this little beauty for your own studio and teaching, you can find the Origami Up Down Stand Desk on Amazon.com. See how handily it folds away in the corner? And it’s so wonderful to have a spacious worktop for my laptop, colored pens, and plenty of room remaining for assignment books and other paraphernalia. Can you tell I’m excited?! Sometimes I just can’t help it if little things like this keep me excited and looking forward to teaching each day. 😉


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  1. Simon Ross says

    October 18, 2017 at 10:50 pm

    When you love doing something, you don’t care how much time do you spend in searching and exploring the wonders of those. Thank you for sharing your experience with us.

  2. Rae Lynn says

    November 1, 2017 at 10:43 am

    Yes! It’s the simple things in life that add excitement to your life.I enjoyed you sharing your search to find what was needed for you to be better at teacher. Thank you for your inspirational story.

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