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🎵 Rhythm, Music, and Movement: Building the Foundation of Executive Function
When we strengthen the brain through rhythm and music, children build the skills they need to succeed in school, relationships, and daily life.

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Oct 11 min read


Movement Supports Brain Architecture
This article is about how movements supports cognition and brain architecture.

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Apr 124 min read


How Important is Music for Cognition in PreK-4th Grade Intervention?
Cognitive-motor and musical resources for parents and teachers.

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Mar 85 min read


Engaging children and adolescents through rhythm: A path to better self-regulation
This article is about how to teach children to slow down to think more clearly and self-regulate more effectively.

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Jan 72 min read


7 Engaging Activities for Parents to Foster Children's Self-Regulation Skills with Cognitivities
7 Engaging Activities for Parents to Foster Children's Self-Regulation Skills with Cognitivities

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Jun 25, 20242 min read


Cognitivities™ for Better Self-Regulation, Response Inhibition, Memory, & Attention
Incorporate Music, Art, and Movement for Self-Regulation with Cognitivities.

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Apr 25, 20242 min read


The Music is Within Us: Building Self-Regulation Skills & Connection Through Music
This post is about using music for social cohesion and self-regulation.

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Mar 25, 20244 min read


Cognitive-Motor Activities For Better Executive Function, Self-Regulation & Learning in Children
Over the past 20 years, we have developed engaging cognitive-motor & executive function activities to help clinicians and educators who...

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Jan 18, 20242 min read


Power-Up Classroom Cognition with Music, Rhythm, and Motor Movement
Incorporating music, rhythm, and motor movement to strengthen executive function in children is an effective way to “Power-Up” children’s...

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Oct 28, 20233 min read


The Importance of Rhythmic Coordinative Beat-Based Movement to Engage Executive Functions
Research in the past 20 years has shown a meaningful relationship between moving in time to a beat and symptomology in ADHD, Autism,...

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Oct 12, 20215 min read


