Body Brain BOOGIE’s Birthday!

Can you believe our outreach is one year old, today!

Thanks to the researchers, authors, websites, and body brain-enhancing practitioners who add joy to people’s lives; I have written over two hundred postings aimed to help people find their inspired work.

Our goal is seeking vibrant living and learning potential… naturally.

All the best to you as we pursue the second year of life-enriching discoveries! Let’s boogie on! Jeff

Steady Beat Improves Academics

Reading and Mathematics are improved with steady beat competence

Phyllis Weikart’s article cites research supporting the use of steady rhythm while moving, talking, singing, and reciting poetry as a way to build reading, vocabulary, math and physical coordination. Children’s behavior, concentration, and understanding of body in space were all positively impacted. Many suggestions are given to parents and teachers wanting to help their children explore and develop their steady beat.

‘Poor rhythm is at the heart of Dyslexia’, an article by BBC news, cited research from the University College of London, finding dyslexic children were less able to detect beats in sounds with a strong rhythm.