30+ Movement Strategies to Boost Cognitive Engagement 30+ Movement Strategies to Boost Cognitive Engagement

30+ Movement Strategies to Boost Cognitive Engagement

Activating Minds and Bodies to Maximize Student Learning (Instructional strategies that integrate movement in the classroom)

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Publisher Description

Research shows student movement in the classroom is integral to improving cognitive engagement. But how do you integrate movement and instruction seamlessly and effectively? Author Rebecca Stobaugh guides the way with research-backed strategies utilizing classroom design, class climate, and classroom management. Explore a variety of ways to reimagine your teaching practices and get your students moving while they are actively learning.

This book will help K–12 educators:


Implement movement-based activities to improve student engagement
Create a classroom climate that models safety and belonging for all students
Utilize various strategies for students to participate in pairs, groups, and teams
Understand the research behind cognitive engagement and embodied learning
Explore the concept of movement integration in the classroom


Contents:

Introduction

Chapter 1: Understanding Student Engagement

Chapter 2: Integrating Movement in the Classroom

Chapter 3: Moving in Pairs

Chapter 4: Moving in Groups

Chapter 5: Moving With Games

Chapter 6: Cementing a Culture of Engagement

References and Resources

Index

GENRE
Professional & Technical
RELEASED
2022
November 28
LANGUAGE
EN
English
LENGTH
128
Pages
PUBLISHER
Solution Tree Press
SELLER
Ingram DV LLC
SIZE
4.8
MB

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