Vigour

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In today's fast-paced world, children's stamina and well-being play crucial roles in their overall development and academic success. Understanding the interconnectedness of physical health, cognitive function, nutrition, and emotional well-being is essential for creating an optimal learning environment.

There is a strong relationship between physical activity and cognitive development. An active body leads to an active brain. Focusing on learning is next to impossible if the body isn’t well-fed. When learners are hungry, essential resources are channelled away from cognitive functions.

By incorporating physical activity, a nutritious diet, and emotional support into their daily routines, you, dear parent, can help children thrive in and out of the classroom. Cultivating a holistic approach to learning that values vitality can set the foundation for a lifetime of success and happiness for our young learners.

Remember, kids thrive when they feel loved, supported, and encouraged. So, be their biggest cheerleader as they navigate the ups and downs of growing up.

Prioritising vitality in children's lives benefits their academic achievements and overall well-being.

Keep them active, limit screen time and engage with your children. Find out how they learn. It’s not complicated. The hard part is taking that first step.

Mike Cooper

Writer, educator. connect discover think learn

http://www.mikecooper.au
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