Movement, the fuel for successful learning!

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Did you know that you can concentrate better and be more motivated if you learn while moving? Studying while standing, walking while learning or sitting on a sit-up ball helps your brain make new connections. 🏃‍♂️📚 Lindsay Everaert (UHasselt) tells you why learning in motion is so effective. Ready to challenge your brain? Try the exercise in the video! 🎥 👀

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Lindsay Everaert
UHasselt

Drs. Lindsay Everaert is a dedicated PhD researcher in Biomedical Sciences and Education. Her aim is to improve children’s well-being and academic performances by introducing movement in class. As an avid drummer, passionate mountaineer, and meteorologist, she combines her scientific work with creative and adventurous pursuits. With her commitment to children's health, combined with her vibrant personal interests, she wants to inspire youth and peers.

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https://www.uhasselt.be/nl/wie-is-wie/lindsay-everaert
https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Lindsay-Everaert
https://www.linkedin.com/in/lindsay-everaert-62b525216

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