Whole Body Learners Poster

Our Whole Body Learners poster illustrates various physical expressions of learning, emphasising that every movement, whether it's using hands to think and process or repetitive motions for calming and concentration, plays a crucial role in how children absorb and interact with information. This resource is an eye-opener for educators, parents, and therapists alike, showcasing that actions often perceived as mere fidgeting or restlessness are, in fact, integral to the learning process for many.

Celebrating the Diversity of Learning Styles

The Whole Body Learners Poster is a vibrant and insightful resource designed to illuminate the myriad ways in which our bodies contribute to the learning process. This poster is an essential tool for educators, parents, and therapists, offering a visual representation that celebrates the diversity of learning expressions. It underscores the idea that learning is not just a cognitive process but a physical and sensory experience as well.

Understanding the Physicality of Learning

Our poster highlights key concepts such as "Making our hands helps us think, focus, and process," drawing attention to the often-overlooked physical aspects of learning. It delves into how repetitive movements can be calming and aid concentration, illustrating that what might be perceived as mere fidgeting or restlessness is, in fact, an integral part of the learning mechanism for many individuals.

Each section of the poster is dedicated to a different physical expression of learning, backed by easy-to-understand explanations. This approach not only educates but also fosters a more inclusive and understanding environment for learners who express themselves differently.

A Tool for Inclusive Education

The Whole Body Learners Poster is more than just an educational aid; it's a statement of inclusivity. It serves as a reminder that every individual has a unique learning style, and physical expressions of thought and concentration are as valid as quiet, still learning. By embracing these differences, we can create a more supportive and effective learning environment for all.

 SAFETY WARNING

Children under the age of 3 years should be supervised when around this product. Do not allow children to suck or chew on the poster as it may cause parts to break off, causing a choking hazard.