A few sources providing ways teachers can integrate physical movement into classroom activity:
Brain Gym by Paul Dennison and Gail Dennison
Hands On by Isabel Cohen and Marcelle Goldsmith
Making the Brain/Body Connection by Sharon Promislow
Smart Moves by Carla Hannaford
“It’s powerful when we shift the conversation from ‘What lesson are you on?’ to ‘What are your students learning?’” https://t.co/UaGFJ5oH3H via @RossCoops31
Is the goal of high school to improve test scores or prepare students for adulthood? #PBL schools are confident they can provide students with skills that translate equally to postsecondary and career options. @hechingerreport@bigpiclearning@slanews https://t.co/MDXO5InTIu
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