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Does Kinesthetic Learning Really Work?
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Math & Movement has been peer-reviewed! Our program has been determined to be statistically significant in enhancing math confidence and self-efficacy.
Our Research-Based Math Intervention Project
Want to learn more about our 8-week math intervention from the peer-reviewed journal? Check out our two blog posts summarizing the kinesthetic multiplication strategies we used and the amazing results!
Innovative Kinesthetic Strategies for Student Engagement
Find out how and why kinesthetic strategies work to increase student engagement. Plus, we’re sharing movement-based math activities for your students!
Research-Based Math Intervention: The Mighty Multiplication Project
See the results from this 8-week math intervention using kinesthetic multiplication strategies!
Grade Level Data
- PreK
- 1st Grade
- 2nd Grade
- 3rd Grade
- 4th Grade
- 5th Grade
Dr. King Elementary School
Syracuse City School District, Syracuse, NY
September 2017- October 2017
Math & Movement interventionists helped students practice one-to-one correspondence and counting using Math & Movement cross-body exercises as well as the Math & Movement floor mats for 30 minutes every day, five days per week, for six weeks. This urban, Title 1 school serves many students who come from low-income, economically disadvantaged backgrounds. By end of the intervention period, almost every student was able to count to 20. Teachers also discovered a large increase in their students’ retention of numbers when counting and their students’ overall confidence when counting.
Results from Math & Movement classroom intervention services and Math & Movement materials.
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