Smart Moves: Why Learning Is Not All in Your Head
Carla Hannaford Ph.D. reveals in 'Smart Moves' that true learning involves more than the brain—it's tied to physical movement and bodily awareness. This insightful book draws on science to show how integrating motion can transform education and personal growth, offering a fresh take on intelligence and cognition.
About This Book
In 'Smart Moves: Why Learning Is Not All in Your Head,' Carla Hannaford Ph.D. challenges traditional views of intelligence and education. The book argues that learning is deeply connected to physical movement and bodily experiences, not just mental effort.
Drawing from neuroscience and educational research, Hannaford explains how incorporating movement can enhance comprehension and retention. This approach highlights the interconnectedness of brain and body in the learning process.
Readers gain insights into practical ways to apply these principles in teaching and personal development. The work encourages a holistic perspective on how we learn and grow.
With a focus on scientific understanding, the book provides a foundation for rethinking educational practices. It emphasizes the importance of engaging the whole self for optimal learning outcomes.
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