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Teaching With The Body In Mind

Teaching With The Body In Mind
Child Development
Early Childhood Education
Children's Play
Physical Play
Classroom Environment
Classroom Management
Play
Creativity
Education
Learning
Reggio Emilia
Educational Practices
Pretend Play
Emotional Regulation
Movement In Learning
Play-Based Learning
Imaginative Play
Foraging
Art Education
Risky Play

Each week, Mike, Tom, Ross, and Joey reflect on the connection between moving and thinking. The discussions remind us that teachers should be supporting children's bodies as well as their minds.

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In a continuation of last week's conversation about how children learn, Ross is thinking about how unprompted feedback can squash intrinsic motivation and discovery. The conversation flows from there. The group talks about the stages of the learning ... more

Joey is triggered by a guest to her school wondering when the "learning" would happen. What could she say to this visitor if she could go back in time? Ross might turn the question around to help make the point that adults also need interest, excitem... more

Joey wants to talk about racing and competition as she's been spending time with children who shout, "I'm first and you're not!" Is competitiveness and hierarchical ranking just part of typical development or does it reflect a system of values that w... more

Ross is thinking about unhelpful help again. How much are we helping children and when does our help cause an interruption? Joey recalls a time when intervening to support a child's speech interrupted the flow of a conversation. Mike thinks about a c... more

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Aaron Neimark
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Tom
Host with long-running involvement in discussions on body-mind connections in learning.
Mike
Co-host focused on educational psychology and movement in classrooms.
Ross
Co-host who contributes observations on classroom dynamics and teacher practice.
Joey
Host who shares practical teaching anecdotes and reflections on embodied learning.

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4.9 out of 5 stars from 17 ratings
  • Importance of big body play

    I’m a speech-language pathologist and I’ve loved learning about the importance of big body play from everyone on this podcast. I’m now encouraging many parents to participate in this and how to do this with their kids.

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    prosano
    United States4 years ago

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Positive sentiment around how discussions model calm, reflective practice.
Listeners appreciate actionable tips for parents and educators.
Impressed by practical, movement-forward teaching ideas.
Some episodes emphasize mindful environment design and inclusive play.

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This show centers on how physical movement and embodied learning intersect with thinking, especially in early childhood and classroom settings. Episodes frequently discuss practical teaching approaches that honor both body and mind—covering topics like attention, problem-solving, emotional regulation, and play-based learning. A standout is the emphasis on mindful, reflective teaching and environment design that supports autonomous, capable learners. The format relies on host banter and real-world anecdotes from classrooms, making it useful for educators, school leaders, and parents seeking actionable ideas for movement-rich learning.

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