Intro to ABL: Active Learning In-Person Staff Training

Grounded in decades of brain research, Action Based Learning focuses on the critical link between the brain and body, demonstrating how purposeful movement strengthens neurological pathways, supports cognitive development, and improves academic performance. Participants will gain hands-on experience implementing movement strategies that improve focus, behavior, and student achievement—while creating a school culture of active, happy, and engaged learners.

Topics:

• Research & Science Behind the Active Learning Movement
• The Brain’s Response to Movement and How It Affects Learning
• The 12 Foundations of Learning Readiness: Understanding the Physical, Cognitive, and Behavioral Benefits
• How and Why Movement in the Classroom Really Works
• Creating Active Learning Environments with Little or No Budget
• Hands-On Application: Implementing Purposeful Movement in Daily Instruction
• Designing and Presenting Trainings to Help Staff Incorporate More Movement Throughout the School Day
• Teaching Academic Concepts Kinesthetically
• How to Take What You’ve Learned and Create a Movement-Based Classroom