Episode 141: Movement and Learning

Episode 141: Movement and Learning

Author: The Classical Academies June 20, 2023 Duration: 11:41
Research shows that incorporating moving and movement breaks throughout the day while studying has numerous benefits for our brains, memories, and academic performance. Adaptive Physical Education Teacher Sarah Thomas shares creative strategies and ideas to encourage activity and incentivize movement breaks during the school day. Incorporating movement into daily lessons keeps students engaged, excited about learning, and better able to retain content.

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