Why Summer Learning Doesn’t Have to Mean Worksheets
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Summer doesn’t have to look like school to keep children from falling behind or being prepared for the school year to come!
In this episode, we’ll explore why the developing brain learns through meaningful experiences—not just worksheets—and how everyday activities like reading together, cooking, exploring, playing, moving, and adding a little rhythm can help build the foundation for lifelong learning.
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I’m Becky, founder of Music is Academic. Through practical brain science, rhythm, and educational research, I help teachers, parents, and organizations better understand attention, regulation, behavior, and learning.
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