No Series: Physical Release: Reviving the Room
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Discussion and Supporting Materials
Thought starters
- How can quick breaks help students get refocused?
- Notice Ms. Dwyer keeps the drum roll just long enough to add excitement and then ends it with a hand signal Consider what other types of physical releases and mental breaks you could do in less than 5 seconds?
School Details
Nicholas Oresko School33 East 24th Street
Bayonne NJ 07002
Population: 454
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Mary Dwyer
English Language Arts Social Studies / 5 / Teacher
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219 Comments
justin pasley Apr 17, 2024 1:05pm
1. Quick breaks serve as a valuable tool for maintaining student productivity and well-being by preventing mental fatigue, reducing stress, and promoting physical movement and creativity.
2. Deep breathing, stretching, quick laughter, visualization, and positive affirmations can be seamlessly incorporated into students' routines to provide immediate relief and promote well-being, even in the midst of busy schedules.
Diane Battaglia Feb 15, 2024 11:54am
1. It allows them to recenter themselves and sometimes we need it too especially if the lesson wasn't stimulating enough.
2. Some other options could be stretching, copying the same hand patterns (ie. clapping), stomping movement.
Danielle Adler Jan 14, 2024 4:39pm
A quick break can help students to reset and refocus for the next lesson.
Linda White Nov 20, 2023 11:56am
students need a break
Ian Burney Nov 9, 2023 9:42pm