Verb Chevron for Two Desk
by Steelcase
From £547.00 ex.VAT £656.40 inc.VAT
£437.60 ex.VAT £525.12 inc.VAT Save 20%
We aim to deliver this product within approximately 7-8 Weeks.
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Learning in the classroom is more dynamic than ever before. Traditional lecture-only pedagogies are becoming less common, while active learning is on the rise. Today’s educators use a variety of teaching modes—from group discussions to in-class projects—to engage diverse learners in ways that meet their individual needs.
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Product Description
The Verb classroom collection supports a range of learning and teaching styles. Simple mobility and reconfiguration allow students and educators to shift from mode to mode, interact with content, connect to power sources and collaborate with each other seamlessly. With the freedom provided by Verb, active learning can thrive—inspiring students to be motivated, creative and engaged.
Product Specification
Table Top
25mm Melamine
Table Top Finishes
Multiple Colour Options Available
Table Top Options
Optional White Board Easels, Side Dock, Central Dock
Leg Finishes
Multiple Colour Options Available
Feet
Castors / Glides
Screen
Optional Modesty Panel
Cable Management
N/A
Width
1400mm / 1500mm
Depth
500mm / 700mm
Height
750mm
Model Number
VTC
Warranty
12 Years (5 years for surface materials, melamine decors)
Verb Introduction
Verb is an integrated collection of classroom furniture including tables, whiteboards, and instructor lectern and desk stations designed to support a full range of teaching and learning styles. This video showcase's the features of the Verb.
Active Learning in the University Library Tübingen
Verb classroom tables and whiteboards are specifically designed to support different learning modes in a variety of learning environments. This video shows how using active learning at the University Library in Tübingen is making a difference.
