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    Posts made by Afshan

    • RE: Brain breaks in the classroom

      A brain break is a short mental pause, usually lasting 1–5 minutes, that helps students reset their attention and energy during learning activities. It involves brief activities that engage the body and/or mind in a different way from the main task.
      Purpose of Brain Breaks
      Refresh and recharge the brain.
      Reduce stress and mental fatigue.
      Improve concentration and productivity.
      Boost motivation and engagement.
      Manage classroom behavior and emotions.
      Support physical health and movement.

      Types of Brain Breaks

      1. Physical Breaks
      • Jumping jacks
      • Stretching
      • Dance parties
      • Yoga poses
      1. Mindful Breaks
      • Deep breathing
      • Guided imagery
      • Progressive
      • muscle relaxation
      1. Cognitive Breaks
      • Riddles or brain teasers
      • Puzzle challenges
      • Memory games
      1. Creative Breaks
      • Doodling
      • Story chain
      • Rhyming games
      1. Sensory Breaks
      • Listening to calming music
      • Using fidget tools
      • Exploring textures
      posted in Classroom management
      AfshanA
      Afshan
    • RE: Simple Teaching Tools That Make a Big Impact

      Good thought

      posted in 3.0 Teaching in the 21st Century Competition
      AfshanA
      Afshan
    • RE: Preparing Students for the next Decade.

      In the next decade, essential skills for students will include digital literacy, critical thinking, adaptability, emotional intelligence, and collaboration. Proficiency in emerging technologies like AI and data analysis, along with strong communication and problem-solving abilities, will also be vital for success in a rapidly evolving world.

      posted in 3.0 Teaching in the 21st Century Competition
      AfshanA
      Afshan