Jump to these times to hear:
2:40 - Physical activity and cognition
3:50 - Link between movement and development of social emotional skills
5:50 - High levels of fitness impact with children
8:28 - Recess and behavior
14:50- Recommendation for teachers to get more physical activity into the classroom
21:43 - Takeaway points for physical activity within the classroom

Jump to these times to hear: 2:40 - Physical activity and cognition 3:50 - Link between movement and development of social emotional skills 5:50 - High levels of fitness impact with children 8:28 - Recess and behavior 14:50- Recommendation for teachers to get more physical activity into the classroom 21:43 - Takeaway points for physical activity within the classroom

Season 3, Episode #1: Julian Reed, How Movement Improves Learning

The Social Emotional Us, hosted by Anna-Lisa Mackey, M.Ed. and CEO of PATHS Program LLC, is the podcast about the role that social emotional learning plays in the positive development of students, families, and communities. 

This podcast is essential listening for educators, parents, and anyone interested in improving the lives of children through social emotional learning. The first season focuses on overcoming the effects of social isolation and distance learning during the COVID-19 pandemic before going back to the classroom.

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The Social Emotional Us, hosted by Anna-Lisa Mackey, M.Ed. and CEO of PATHS Program LLC, is the podcast about the role that social emotional learning plays in the positive development of students, families, and communities. This podcast is essential listening for educators, parents, and anyone interested in improving the lives of children through social emotional learning. The first season focuses on overcoming the effects of social isolation and distance learning during the COVID-19 pandemic before going back to the classroom.

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Season 3, Episode #1: Julian Reed, How Movement Improves Learning