Studies show that children who are more active exhibit better focus, faster cognitive processing, and more successful memory retention than kids who spend the day sitting still. Keeping the body active promotes mental clarity. #flashfit
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Evidence builds that taking brief activity breaks during the day helps children learn and be more attentive in class, and a growing number of programs designed to promote movement are being adopted in schools. @nytimes#flashfit
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Regularly-scheduled movement breaks throughout the day and movement used within and between lessons results in better-behaved, more engaged students who can more easily focus on and retain what they are supposed to be learning.
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Survey: Flexibility, wellness key to employee retention. Forty-one percent of respondents in a recent survey say they’d take a 10 percent pay cut for a company that cared more about employee wellness. #flashfit
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Washington state's employee fitness program is paying off. To better attract and keep employees, some governments are taking a holistic approach -- literally. Officials are turning to technology that promotes well-being.
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Securing CFO buy-in for employee wellness programs
For HR managers, convincing CFOs of the value of a wellness program starts with understanding their priorities.
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