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Class Cohesion
- Heightens the student's attendance and participation in class.
- Builds relationships and overall concern for the well-being of others.
- Develops self-esteem and a sense of belonging.
- Boosts listening skills and communication.
- Promotes laughter and fun while learning.
- Improves self-discipline and motivation.
- Why is movement in the classroom important?
- How does movement in the classroom help students?
- Why do children need movement in the classroom?
- Why does movement matter for our students?
Why is movement in the classroom important?
Incorporating exercise and movement throughout the school day makes students less fidgety and more focused on learning. Improving on-task behavior and reducing classroom management challenges are among the most obvious benefits of adding physical activities to your teaching toolkit.
How does movement in the classroom help students?
Movement throughout the day helps students to re-energize their bodies and their brains, helping them to focus and concentrate better. Research has shown that movement during the school day benefits academic performance and improves behavior.
Why do children need movement in the classroom?
Recent studies have shown that increasing physical activity during the school day may boost students' interest, motivation, reading fluency, and mathematics skills. Time to move about can refocus young brains when attention starts to wander and may also help children who struggle to regulate impulsive behavior.
Why does movement matter for our students?
Movement benefits students' work and behavior in school, their understanding of difficult concepts, their retention of learned information, and their lifelong health and well-being. Movement is one of the most beneficial ways for ALL children to engage with and retain the information they are being taught in school.
