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Physical Environment
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Commandment 6: Incorporate movement into activities
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Let’s Get Up and Move
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HOW LONG ARE YOUR STUDENTS SITTING? CIRCLE TIME? LISTENING? DOING SEATWORK?
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Physical Environment
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Commandment 6: Incorporate movement into activities
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Let’s Get Up and Move
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HOW LONG ARE YOUR STUDENTS SITTING? CIRCLE TIME? LISTENING? DOING SEATWORK?
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Research says that sitting and listening and paying attention is developmental. The amount of minutes is related to age up to 15. 10 minutes and attention starts to drift if information is boring monotonous Digital kids listen faster 2E students especially those with ADHD think better when moving
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Provide opportunities for movement within curriculum Distance = rate x time Opposite Board
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Movement to support learning The walking lane Travel pair share Transition dancer-size
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Physical Environment
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Commandment 6: Incorporate movement into activities
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Let’s Get Up and Move
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HOW LONG ARE YOUR STUDENTS SITTING? CIRCLE TIME? LISTENING? DOING SEATWORK?
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Research says that sitting and listening and paying attention is developmental. The amount of minutes is related to age up to 15. 10 minutes and attention starts to drift if information is boring monotonous Digital kids listen faster 2E students especially those with ADHD think better when moving
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Provide opportunities for movement within curriculum Distance = rate x time Opposite Board
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Movement to support learning The walking lane Travel pair share Transition dancer-size
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Commandment 7: Be creative with classroom space, lighting, and furniture
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Refocusing areas & tools.
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Physical Environment
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Commandment 6: Incorporate movement into activities
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Let’s Get Up and Move
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HOW LONG ARE YOUR STUDENTS SITTING? CIRCLE TIME? LISTENING? DOING SEATWORK?
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Research says that sitting and listening and paying attention is developmental. The amount of minutes is related to age up to 15. 10 minutes and attention starts to drift if information is boring monotonous Digital kids listen faster 2E students especially those with ADHD think better when moving
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Provide opportunities for movement within curriculum Distance = rate x time Opposite Board
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Movement to support learning The walking lane Travel pair share Transition dancer-size
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Commandment 7: Be creative with classroom space, lighting, and furniture
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Refocusing areas & tools.
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Physical Environment
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Commandment 6: Incorporate movement into activities
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Let’s Get Up and Move
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HOW LONG ARE YOUR STUDENTS SITTING? CIRCLE TIME? LISTENING? DOING SEATWORK?
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Research says that sitting and listening and paying attention is developmental. The amount of minutes is related to age up to 15. 10 minutes and attention starts to drift if information is boring monotonous Digital kids listen faster 2E students especially those with ADHD think better when moving
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Provide opportunities for movement within curriculum Distance = rate x time Opposite Board
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Movement to support learning The walking lane Travel pair share Transition dancer-size
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Commandment 7: Be creative with classroom space, lighting, and furniture
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Refocusing areas & tools.
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Commandment 8: Provide grouping arrangements
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