Mind Moves with Maré-Lize

HAPPY TEACHER'S DAY!!

At the Mind Moves Institute we salute YOU!
THANK YOU for all that you do for our children, our future.

Find an Advanced Mind Moves Instructor in your area and partner with them: https://www.mindmoves.co.za/find-an-instructor-near-you/

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Is jou Graad R kind gereed vir lees in Graad 1?

Maak seker. Die Mind Moves LeesGEREEDMAKINGSprogram verseker dat al die voorvaardighede van lees in plek is.

Lees meer hier: https://www.mindmoves.co.za/2021/06/14/leesgereedmakingsprogram/

Kyk gerus na die inleidings video hier: https://elearning.mindmoves.co.za/leesgereedmakingsprogram/

SKOOLGEREEDHEID het alles te doen met Gr 12 matriek uitslae.

'n Kind se eerste ses jaar skryf die draaiboek vir sy hele skoolloopbaan.

Lees meer hier: https://www.mindmoves.co.za/2022/03/16/what-does-school-readiness-have-to-do-with-grade-12-results/

Vind meer uit oor Skoolgereedheid @ Mind Moves Ouer en Onderwyser opleiding hier: https://elearning.mindmoves.co.za/school-readiness/

Give your child a head start and contact me for a School Readiness Assessment.

Mind Moves - Moves that mend the mind!! Let me help your child to get there.
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Stewige voetjies op die grond keer glipsies

De Jager (2020) stip dit uit dat mens se binne-sintuie verantwoordelik is om gravitasie-veiligheid aan ‘n persoon te bied.

Die binne-sintuie is die volgende:
✅die vestibulêre sisteem,
✅propriosepsie en
✅kinese

Hierdie binne-sintuie is verantwoordelik om te reageer op sensasies en stimulasie van binne die liggaam om volgorde, rigting, prioriteit en balans of posisie in die ruimte te bepaal.

Lees meer hier: https://www.mindmoves.co.za/2022/04/29/stewige-voetjies-op-die-grond-keer-glipsies/

Gaan loer gerus op ons webblad om meer te leer: www.elearning.mindmoves.co.za of www.mindmoves.co.za

Stewige voetjies op die grond keer glipsies Ag nee!! Dit is alweer nodig om vir Sussie skoon aan te trek, want hoewel sy 5 jaar oud is, het sy steeds nie volle beheer oor haar uitskeidingsorgane nie. Mamma is moedeloos en raas oor al die glipse en wonder wat aangaan. Is daar ‘n gesondheidsprobleem of soek sy net aandag?Sussie begin om die g...

ADHD vs Woelige kind. Hoe hanteer ek die kind?

Dr Melodie de Jager, in samewerking met SAOU Nasionaal / National, het gistermiddag heerlik oor die onderwerp gesels.

Ons deel hiermee die skakel van die opname.
Luister hier: https://youtu.be/apZLKUih1Mk

Nog interresante Artikels wat pas by die onderwerp:
✅ https://www.mindmoves.co.za/2021/05/05/why-movement-is-important-for-the-brain/
✅ https://www.mindmoves.co.za/2022/05/04/firm-footing-on-the-ground-to-avoid-mishaps/
✅ https://www.mindmoves.co.za/2022/04/29/stewige-voetjies-op-die-grond-keer-glipsies/
✅ https://www.mindmoves.co.za/2022/02/02/primitive-reflexes-and-the-development-of-the-visual-system/

Die Mind Moves Instituut se webwerf is propvol artikels, praatjies en videos wat van waarde kan wees.

Besoek hom gerus!
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PLAY is an advanced skill and relies on the maturity of different parts of the brain and body system. Different parts of the brain and body need to develop before they share circuits and form systems that enables a child to learn playfully. All living creatures know instinctively what they need to develop and do not have to rely on their parents to teach them how to develop. Yes, rarely they may need a nudge, but generally nature takes care of its young with the help of a reflex system (more about this later).

Read more at:

https://www.mindmoves.co.za/2022/07/14/natures-innate-strategy-for-brain-development-is-play/

Play is a fun way of learning without the pressure to perform. Through various stages of play a child mimics and absorbs most of the social skills used in his culture and his general environment too. Playing means mirroring what I’ve experienced, and that is why one of the favorite games young girls (and boys) play is to take care of a doll, clean and cook.

A child at play literally ‘tries on’ things they see other people do and in doing so, they learn:

to process what they are feeling
to get along with others
the names of things (nouns) and words to describe what they are doing (verbs)
to use their bodies and fingers in a skilful way.

Read more at:

https://www.mindmoves.co.za/2017/11/21/play-serious-learning/