“Using your body, anytime that you are moving your body while trying to remember something, you are activating more parts of your brain, which creates more neural connections…”

Keri Clark · Speech and Language Kids Podcast · Working Memory: Helping Kids Hold Onto What They Hear

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She turns information into a short song or dance for the child to remember it

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