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EDU232-Chapter7
Brain Breaks in the Classroom
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Education
Undergraduate 2
03/28/2018

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Long term storage
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most information needs to be processed, practiced, and rehearsed in varied ways
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if processing opportunities are not present, there is a good chance information will be lost from overload

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True 

 

 

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working memory capacity is short

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True

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part of the limbic system in each temporal lobe (right and left side of brain above your ear) responsible for long term memory and emotional responses

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Hippocampus

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Teaching information in long sessions allows students to process and rehearse information

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False

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Brain blasts, Brain bursts, Brain boosts, Energizers

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additional terms for Brain breaks

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Brain breaks provide for breaks in content, but also create more blood and oxygen flow around the brain

 

participants are more energized, engaged, motivated

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True

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Some brain breaks are easier to implement than others

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True 

 

 

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when a teacher introduces brain breaks in the classroom, it is important that thebreaks last between three to five minutes for maximum benefit

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False

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  • students toss one ball back and forth, then add a second ball, then a third ball
  • students toss ball to partner and back so that the ball makes a figure eight shape
  • students practice underhand and overhand throws
  • students throw, bounce, and catch
  • students perform any other trick the teacher adds

 

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Partner Activities 

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Many brain break activities can be altered to fit the needs and ability levels of the students in the classroom

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True

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changes to the rules and method of performing the activity can be made with little impact of the goal

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True

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  • use larger ball or object
  • use softer ball or object
  • use an object that will not drop the the floor as quickly
  • students stand close to each other
  • students are allowed to take their time to complete an activity
  • teacher can demonstrate the activity with one or more group performing the skills
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Ways to modify activities to help students 

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  • use smaller object or ball
  • select a ball or object that is heavier so it will fall more quickly
  • increase the number of times a task or trick must be completed
  • complicate the rules
  • increase the number of people involved in the taks
  • set time limits

 

 

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Ways to make activities more challenging

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All students in the classroom will find the activity breaks you integrate to be fun and will willingly participate

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 False

 

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Classroom teacher should be willing to research and utilize a variety of brain breaks in the classroom.

 

Keep your students guessing

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True

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