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The
structure in the brain that encodes new information can retain only
about 10-17 minutes at a time. Brain-based research suggests the
best learning occurs when students learn new content for 10-15 minutes
and break for at least two minutes -- a perfect time for a movement
activity.
Gray
Matters®
has developed a set of educational flash cards containing movement
activities, perfect for use in the classroom or any place where learning
occurs. Each card provides an activity specifically designed for
use in the classroom, supported by brain-based research findings.
These cards will help teachers to integrate movement into all content.
The movement activities will:
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Improve
learning, recall, attitudes, and mood |
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Engage
all learners regardless of ability |
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Improve
interpersonal relationships |
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Increase
energy levels |
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Enhance
time spent on tasks |
On
a physiological level, they will:
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Increase
blood flow to muscles and the brain |
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Increase
the flow of oxygen |
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Decrease
feelings of lethargy and boredom |
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Decrease
levels of stress |
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Decrease
aggression |
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Decrease
bully-like behaviors |
Each
deck of flash cards contains 48 colorful cards, each containing a
brain-based movement activity, suggestions on how to integrate
into the classroom and supporting research.
To
order a set of Gray Matters®
brand educational cards
please contact Kim Bevill at mailto:kgbevill@comcast.net
Graphic
design by
Littleton High School
Technology Student Association members $19.95
plus applicable sales tax |
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These cards are dedicated to all the
students who like to play -- and to my daughter.
These cards are designed and
illustrated by students, most of whom are excited at the idea of playing
while they learn...especially my students!
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