Sentences with phrase «linked learning movement»

Hearing those words and seeing the breadth and variety of sessions at the 2016 Linked Learning Convention made me feel proud of the progress the Linked Learning movement has made.

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The right of Pulaya Christians «to assemble for learning, or to take Sabbath for a rest» were shown as evidence of such privileges.47 Similarly, George Mathan, the pioneer of the anti-slavery movement, preached to the Pulayas about their wretched condition and of the benefits they would derive, temporally as well as spiritually, by embracing Christianity.48 Such messages linking Christianity to certain privileges that the Pulayas might enjoy definitely caught their imagination.

In addition, linking music with movements such as actions helps young children to make the connections between the left and right side of their brains which they need in order to progress to more formal learning.

As sleep declined, rapid - eye movement, or REM — sleep linked to learning and memory (SN: 6/11/16, p. 15)-- came to play an outsize role in human slumber, the researchers propose.

By learning to link breath with movement, which yoga teaches us, an athlete gains access to more power throughout their performance.

Since 2006, our grantees and partners have expanded Linked Learning from a small demonstration in a few high schools to pilot Linked Learning in nine districts across the state, and then to a rapidly growing movement to fundamentally transform high school in scores of districts serving hundreds of thousands of California youth.

Some of this may be linked to multiple - intelligence thinking — if they learn differently, we ought not evaluate their learning in the same way — but mostly it's an outgrowth of the anti-testing movement.

The lab is based on current brain research showing a strong link between movement and learning.

National Youth Leadership Council NYLC is at the forefront of the movement to link youth, educators, and communities through service - learning.