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Brain Gym Program Offers Workable Solutions for the Ailing No Child Left Behind Act

Released_By: USANews PR Network
Date: Monday, March 24, 2008
Time: 03:23:39 PM

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Ventura, CA (March, 2008) Nearly 100 school districts in California, who are failing to meet the NCLB act criteria, will lose their federal funding and be subject to rigorous "remediation" by outside personnel. This situation serves to highlight the necessity for a new paradigm in the support of students' academic progress. Programs such as Brain Gym, created by Paul Dennison, Ph.D., would help. Brain Gym is an innovative process that uses developmental movements to address the essential skills behind all learning. Benefits include increased focus and attention, enhanced memory skills, improved organization, and better self-regulation/behavior.

Currently teachers in several thousand public and private schools throughout the U.S. and 80+ other countries utilize the Brain Gym process on a daily basis. Jan Littman, a Resource Specialist (K-6) working in the California public schools shares, "Brain Gym has improved my students' developmental skills (crossing the midline, eye-tracking, and balance) which has in turn improved their academic skills. Supported by current neuroscience, Brain Gym provides students, parents and educators alike easy-to-learn activities, which activate and then integrate all areas of the brain for easier focusing, listening and learning. When I was first introduced to Brain Gym, I wondered how I would find the time to use it," Littman continues. "But I soon found that even five minutes of Brain Gym increased the students' (and my) engagement and productivity for the rest of the lesson. Teaching and learning took less time and effort."

How does it work? When students feel better physically, they perform better academically and enjoy learning more. The program uses easy-to-do developmental movements to "wake up" or "relax" the brain. Students experience increased levels of focus, organization, communication, self-confidence and positive attitude towards learning resulting in 20 to 50% higher test scores. Parents and clinicians benefit as well, as it directly impacts readers’ motor, cognitive, behavioral, emotional, visual, and reading skills. Students will discover they can learn faster and more easily, be more focused and organized, start and finish projects with ease, and reduced stress, and overcome learning and behavior challenges.

The movement toward higher standards and accountability in our education system has intensified the search for new and innovative ways to support students' learning quotient. Brain Gym® offers a functional teaching model that addresses the underlying skills of learning in any discipline through the use of brain and body developmental principles.

Schools thrive with the right programs that are designed to increase student’s learning and increase mental health and wellness. For additional information on Brain Gym stop by the Brain Gym website at www.BrainGym.com or contact Publicist Diana Ennen at (954) 971-4025 or diana@virtualwordpublishing.com  for media interviews.

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