Research shows movement is not only good for the body and spirit. It helps us learn.
Student Engagement
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Helping children learn is challenging enough. Nailing authentic, active, and personalized lessons every time? That’s like winning a trifecta– only you’re in control of the horse.
“Curriculum” could be a scope and sequence doc or the entire student learning experience. For it to be a meaningful and evolving learning plan, it needs to be alive– by design.
What if every student had a plan that captured and capitalized on their strengths, interests, background, and goals to improve their learning experience?
It isn’t failure if you learn from it. Educators can foster a growth perspective to help students become more confident, open-minded, and resilient.
Teaching children to teach themselves is a lesson that will last a lifetime.
Even in the best case scenarios, students have been falling behind, particularly our neediest. Rather than focusing on “remediating learning loss,” we can integrate, accelerate, and enrich – starting today.