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Tag Archives: #elephantsintheclassroom
Free on-line training with Buteyko
Just to let you know that the Buteyko Clinic is currently offering their on-line training for children and teenagers for free due to a generous donation. See link below: https://buteykoclinic.com/buteykochildren/ I discovered Patrick Mckown’s book The Oxygen Advantage a couple … Continue reading
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My Fundraiser succeeded and is continuing
My wonderful friends, from the UK, USA and even Australia, contributed to my birthday fundraiser to cover the costs of sending out the first 100 copies of The Elephants in the Classroom to primary schools across the United Kingdom, to … Continue reading
Can breathing really improve ADHD?
Do you see your child gulping air in and out? Modern science tells us there is a lot more to breathing than mouth breathing. Overbreathing, through your mouth, doesn’t get more oxygen in our blood, it is already pretty full … Continue reading
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Mouth breathing and ADHD
Recently I did a free teleseminar comparing the benefits of nose breathing to mouth breathing. I have had a very positive response from lots of mouth breathers, saying things like “nose breathing calms me down”, “nose breathing makes a huge difference … Continue reading
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Kids excel & schools save SEN money
Almost all of our schools are finding they have less funding available that in turn effects the increasing demands on Special Needs Budgets. So what can we do for less whilst kids excel? Imagine what it would be like if … Continue reading
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Visualising your Way through a Healthier Life
Olive Hickmott, is a leading expert in the use of mental imagery in visualisation. She is renowned for working with those who learn and think visually to help them improve their experience of many learning differences and excel. But visualising … Continue reading
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Are you and your child confused by school maths?
I am delighted to offer you a FREE online call with Steve Chinn, a world-renowned expert in the teaching of mathematics, especially in the primary stages. Book your FREE online webinar place here, for Wednesday 10th July at 7:30pm. Steve … Continue reading
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