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Brain Gym Website
Physical Activity helps improve ADHD
http://www.braingym.org/index.html
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Brain Gym®
Brain Gym is a series of exercises designed to help learners coordinate their brains and their bodies better. This holisitc approach to learning also enables students to find an equilibrium between both sides of the brain and the body.When well-learned, it is a tool for life-lonmg learning.
http://www.hltmag.co.uk/may02/mart3.htm
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Cross-lateral integration, to possible improvements for children with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)
Pedersen found that children who were considered normal had no problem with cross-lateral movement – they were able to react equally using both feet. However, children with ADHD had slower reaction and movement times when crossing the midline of the body.
http://www.nmsu.edu/~ucomm/Releases/2005/may/adhd_research.htm
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Mental Preparation by Bill Tschirhart
Dr. Paul Dennison founded the Educational Kinesiology Foundation in (where else) California. It was his premise that educationally challenged children needed to place themselves into an ideal learning state for learning to occur. He developed a series of body positions to achieve this. He called them BRAIN GYM. - Keep reading Brain Gym is in last 1/3rd of article
http://www.ntc.curling.ca/mental_prep_.htm
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The Matrix Program for Children with Learning Problems by Ilyhana Kate Kennedy BA (Ed)
The following program of exercises and activities has been designed specifically for children with learning problems in literacy and numeracy related to vision, co-ordination and the genetic predisposition to difference that has been labeled as Attention Deficit Disorder. The program aims to help the child orient the self “in the body” in relation to the world outside. It employs the kinesthetic channel as the major channel of learning and then integrates the visual and auditory channels with the kinesthetic. The children are learning to be literate “through the body”, through movement rather than through “chalk and talk”.
http://earthsoulscience.com/matrix.htm
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