Kinesthetic Motions for the Phoneme Picture a classroom of twenty first graders as they learn a lesson. What does it look like? Do you see twenty little people sitting still and completely focused on their teacher. If you have ever spent time in a primary classroom, you most likely do not. Young learners are […]
Read moreBrain Based Learning – How Phonics in Motion Reaches Students on Their Level
If you were to observe a first grade classroom, you would see students in constant motion. Children learn by movement and interacting with their environment. They are able to create meaning and understanding through their movements. PIM uses a child’s natural inclination toward motion to learn. Phonics in Motion – “Exercising” the Brain […]
Read moreFun with Phonics – How is PIM different?
Learning With Phonics in Motion Phonics in Motion is a unique learning program that incorporates kinesthetic in addition to auditory and visual sensory information. Children do not have a one size fits all learning style, therefore educational experiences tailored to a child’s learning styles will have a beneficial result in their ability to acquire, […]
Read moreElements of Knowledge – How to Facilitate Learning in a Diverse Classroom
How do Teachers Reach All Students? This has been a question that educators regularly ask themselves when planning a lesson or unit. When planning, we need to focus equally on what students learn, and how they learn. Students have different learning styles to acquire knowledge, and the challenge as an educator is developing creative […]
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