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For me, even the size of the desk is directly correlated with success. The dorms in college were frustrating because there was barely enough room on the surfac
by goodells 5y ago
For me, even the size of the desk is directly correlated with success. The dorms in college were frustrating because there was barely enough room on the surface to lay down a large textbook and notebook next to it. When I look at desks for sale at IKEA and online, they still seem too small... do other people feel the same way? All of the tables I've used as desks since then have been marketed as "dining room tables to seat 6-8".
- meowster 5y agoI think I would agree with you. However when I was a kid, I never used my desk to study. I studied where it was comfortable, which either ended up being on top of my bed, or on the floor - both of which had plenty of room to spread out my materials. If a kid thinks they have to use a desk and never takes initiative to do something else, I think that would speak more to a kid's future success than the size of their desk. If we just focus on environmental factors, I think higher ceilings and more-open spaces would also lead to success just as much as having a larger desk would.