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Focus exercises usage in the classroom

Binoculars. Unfocused student. Focus exercises. Lack of focus.

Whether a class consists of nine-year-olds, teenagers or adults, focus exercises are very helpful. People are unfocussed for many different reasons. They may have a mental, physical or behavioural delay, problems at home or a poor diet. Some may be stressed, have Attention Deficit Disorder, a short attention span or lack …

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Active learning and types of students

Camera. Active learning.

With active learning, the term speaks for itself, students are actively involved in the learning process. There is no chalk and talk at the front of the classroom by a teacher. There is an entire class of students engaged in the lesson. CLICK HERE to Improve Spelling and Reading Skills …

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Learning resources for active learning

Stationery. Learning Resources. Get a job or pass exams.

Teachers and parents can promote active learning using various learning resources. Here are some ideas to encourage children to develop their cognitive and motor skills while having fun. Cards and buzzing learning resources They can play guessing games with the use of flash cards and buzzers. Questions can be created …

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