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3 People to Ask About Federal Funding for Your Active Classroom
As you take in information pertaining to the Education Stabilization Fund, it seems to get more and more confusing. Between all of the federal funding available it can be hard to [...]
Remote Learning and the Negative Impact on Student Posture
As students are returning more and more to classrooms around the country, I am reading post after post talking about how hard it is to get students re-engaged in the [...]
April Daily Brain Breaks
Use this calendar as an easy and fun way to incorporate movement and brain breaks into your class! Below are the instructions to each brain break idea. Download Calendar Animal [...]
The Role of Active Seating From Students’ & Teachers’ Perspective
It can be a hard adjustment for students going back to the classroom after distanced learning for so long, especially if your classroom is set up for sedentariness. Have you ever [...]
3 Tips to Decrease Sedentary Behavior in Higher Education
If someone asked you to describe what a college classroom looked like, what would you say? My mind pictures an older classroom with tile flooring and desks with one armrest lined [...]
5 Tips to Secure Federal Funding for Your Active Classroom
More federal relief funding has been provided to help schools safely reopen and mitigate learning loss. Active seating can be a helpful tool to combat learning loss, as it’s proven to help students remain focused and engaged in the [...]
Mitigate Learning Loss with Active Classrooms
“Learning loss” has become an important topic for schools in the United States due to students having to learn from home during the pandemic. To address this issue, federal funding has been given to K-12 [...]
“From Where I Sit”
As many schools are beginning to reopen to in-person learning, the discussion is happening that we need to minimize movement and transitions for our students. It is understandable, however, more [...]
Creating Individual Workstations in Your Classroom
Active classrooms are more important now than ever before, and that’s because students (and teachers) will need to adjust from their work from home lifestyle to back to their classrooms. [...]