independent learners tables.

[henry84]

dd's year 1 classroom is arranged in a horseshoe with 6 tables at the back facing the wall. DD is on one of these tables. DD calls them independent learner tables.
Any idea on how to interpret this? Is it good or bad?

Will post in primary too.

I would have thought that would be tables with children who are able to get on with work without support.

I would agree with fivecandles. Ds is very capable at a few things so does different work to the others. He sometimes gets his own table to work at for certain things, especially if he needs more space.