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Sitting Less and Learning More with Brooke Sydnor Curran of Move2Learn
What if getting young people moving was one of the simplest, yet overlooked tools we have for improving their health, focus, and sense of belonging?
From classroom transitions to community partnerships, we explore what happens when movement becomes part of everyday culture, not just something reserved for sports or PE. We hear how movement improves attendance, reduces disruptions and supports mental health. And the best part? It doesn’t require big budgets or creating something new, just a willingness to do things a little differently. Because movement matters. And the more we normalize it, the better our youth will thrive.
Follow Champions for Youth on social to stay connected between episodes and explore resources shared by youth-serving leaders nationwide.
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Have feedback or a topic you’d like us to cover? Submit your ideas at vfhy.org/podcast — we’d love to hear from you.
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By Virginia Foundation for Healthy YouthWhat if getting young people moving was one of the simplest, yet overlooked tools we have for improving their health, focus, and sense of belonging?
From classroom transitions to community partnerships, we explore what happens when movement becomes part of everyday culture, not just something reserved for sports or PE. We hear how movement improves attendance, reduces disruptions and supports mental health. And the best part? It doesn’t require big budgets or creating something new, just a willingness to do things a little differently. Because movement matters. And the more we normalize it, the better our youth will thrive.
Follow Champions for Youth on social to stay connected between episodes and explore resources shared by youth-serving leaders nationwide.
- YouTube
Have feedback or a topic you’d like us to cover? Submit your ideas at vfhy.org/podcast — we’d love to hear from you.