7 teacher must-knows to increase classroom productivity and create happy, healthy learning environments for ALL children

1.       Have regular movement breaks. We need movement BEFORE we can concentrate.
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2.       Observe for clues that children aren’t yet engaged or that attention is lagging.
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3.       Incorporate regular muscle breaks to keep concentration going.
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4.       Understand that some children need alternate sitting positions. Sitting up straight with legs crossed might be too hard for lots of kids.
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5.       Allow children to sip at their desk with a drink bottle. Mouth input keeps kids “just right” and concentrating.
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6.       Understand that movement and wiggling is not bad behaviour.
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7.       Have a few favourite music or YouTube Tracks handy that use movement, dancing or stretching.
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Are you struggling to increase classroom productivity?

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