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Thinking for Learning Thinking Thinking for Learning Together Thinking Together Brain Gym
Thinking for Learning Thinking Thinking for Learning Together Thinking Together Brain Gym
Thinking for Learning Thinking Thinking for Learning Together Thinking Together The Origins of Brain Gym The programme was put together by Dr. Paul Denison of the Educational Kinesiology Foundation in 1987 Kinesiology is based on the premise that a child’s physical development, language acquisition and achievement in school are interdependent.
Thinking for Learning Thinking Thinking for Learning Together Thinking Together The Origins of Brain Gym The programme was put together by Dr. Paul Denison of the Educational Kinesiology Foundation in 1987 Kinesiology is based on the premise that a child’s physical development, language acquisition and achievement in school are interdependent.
Thinking for Learning Thinking Thinking for Learning Together Thinking Together LOW GEAR HIGH GEAR unsafe, unfamiliar safe, familiar stopping movement to think thinking and moving together focus is on parts rather than the whole focus is on the whole rather than the parts intentional behaviour automatic behaviour Key ideas There are no learning disabilities, only learning blocks. (stress) Movement is the door to learning. (de-stress) Brain Gym activities are part of a personal program for achieving personal goals. Individuals set goals and express these in whole brain language. The Balanced learning state allows the learner to clearly see the learning road ahead and move easily between low and high gear learning states as necessary.
Thinking for Learning Thinking Thinking for Learning Together Thinking Together LOW GEAR HIGH GEAR unsafe, unfamiliar safe, familiar stopping movement to think thinking and moving together focus is on parts rather than the whole focus is on the whole rather than the parts intentional behaviour automatic behaviour Key ideas There are no learning disabilities, only learning blocks. (stress) Movement is the door to learning. (de-stress) Brain Gym activities are part of a personal program for achieving personal goals. Individuals set goals and express these in whole brain language. The Balanced learning state allows the learner to clearly see the learning road ahead and move easily between low and high gear learning states as necessary.
Thinking for Learning Thinking Thinking for Learning Together Thinking Together The body and the brain together The body The brain
Thinking for Learning Thinking Thinking for Learning Together Thinking Together The body’s 3 dimensions Left to Right Bottom to Top Back to Front communication organisation focus - the three midlines
Thinking for Learning Thinking Thinking for Learning Together Thinking Together The brain’s 3 dimensions Left to Right ‘communication’
Thinking for Learning Thinking Thinking for Learning Together Thinking Together The brain’s 3 dimensions Back to Front ‘focus’
Thinking for Learning Thinking Thinking for Learning Together Thinking Together The brain’s 3 dimensions Bottom to Top ‘relaxation’ and ‘organisation’
Thinking for Learning Thinking Thinking for Learning Together Thinking Together The brain’s 3 dimensions Bottom to Top ‘relaxation’ and ‘organisation’
Thinking for Learning Thinking Thinking for Learning Together Thinking Together Pathways to learning V A K
Thinking for Learning Thinking Thinking for Learning Together Thinking Together Pathways to learning V A K
Thinking for Learning Thinking Thinking for Learning Together Thinking Together Pathways to learning V A K
Thinking for Learning Thinking Thinking for Learning Together Thinking Together The exercises V A K
Thinking for Learning Thinking Thinking for Learning Together Thinking Together The exercises V A K
Thinking for Learning Thinking Thinking for Learning Together Thinking Together Exercises that focus attention on visual learning
Thinking for Learning Thinking Thinking for Learning Together Thinking Together
Thinking for Learning Thinking Thinking for Learning Together Thinking Together
Thinking for Learning Thinking Thinking for Learning Together Thinking Together
Thinking for Learning Thinking Thinking for Learning Together Thinking Together
Thinking for Learning Thinking Thinking for Learning Together Thinking Together
Thinking for Learning Thinking Thinking for Learning Together Thinking Together Exercises that focus attention on auditory learning
Thinking for Learning Thinking Thinking for Learning Together Thinking Together
Thinking for Learning Thinking Thinking for Learning Together Thinking Together
Thinking for Learning Thinking Thinking for Learning Together Thinking Together
Thinking for Learning Thinking Thinking for Learning Together Thinking Together
Thinking for Learning Thinking Thinking for Learning Together Thinking Together Exercises that focus attention on kinesthetic learning
Thinking for Learning Thinking Thinking for Learning Together Thinking Together
Thinking for Learning Thinking Thinking for Learning Together Thinking Together
Thinking for Learning Thinking Thinking for Learning Together Thinking Together
Thinking for Learning Thinking Thinking for Learning Together Thinking Together
Thinking for Learning Thinking Thinking for Learning Together Thinking Together
Thinking for Learning Thinking Thinking for Learning Together Thinking Together
Thinking for Learning Thinking Thinking for Learning Together Thinking Together
Thinking for Learning Thinking Thinking for Learning Together Thinking Together
Thinking for Learning Thinking Thinking for Learning Together Thinking Together Brain Gym • A set of exercises we can use to focus children’s attention on : the learning skills needed to meet the upcoming challenge – the ‘new and difficult’ themselves as confident ‘driver-learners’.