Movement breaks, Brain Breaks & Drama Games
This webinar will outline why movement breaks and brain breaks need to be an integral part of the school day. Research tells us that the average learner, regardless of age needs to briefly move their bodies every 20-30 minutes, and many learn the most effectively with movement breaks every 15 minutes. This enables learners to maintain focus, integrate learning across both of the brain’s hemispheres, enter information into memory, and avoid feeling overwhelmed or information overload. These short breaks can provide efficiency in learning, stress relief, mood enhancement, boost relationships and class cohesion. This webinar is packed with ideas for movement breaks, brain breaks and fun drama games to add to your day.
Debbie Cullinane is a qualified play therapist, runs her own private practice and is currently completing a Masters in Child & Adolescent Psychotherapy with a specialisation in play with the Children’s Therapy Centre. Debbie has over 10 years teaching experience as a primary school teacher. She is also a play therapy partner with Smyths Toys Superstores
This webinar is hosted by Donegal Education Centre, in partnership with Carrick Education Centre. The information you provide when registering will be shared with the host centre and the centre through which you booked and can be used and shared by them in accordance with their Terms and Privacy Policy, which is available on their website.
Course Details
| Start Date | 27-01-2022 7:00 pm |
| End Date | 27-01-2022 8:00 pm |
| Cut off date | 27-01-2022 6:55 pm |
| Individual Price | Free |
| Speaker | Debbie Cullinane |
| Number Hours | 1 |
| Location | Online |