TaKeTiNa with Teens
TaKeTiNa facilitates the learning process
Western cultures have students learn primarily while sitting.
Many students must learn in an environment that is based on fear, frustration and stress. Research shows that the best learning cannot occur this way. As a matter of survival, the learner shuts down.
Students need to learn in an environment that is motivated by curiosity and interest. TaKeTiNa fosters this environment.
Through a step-by step participatory experience, learners can slow down and begin to observe their own way of learning. They begin to make choices about what is effective for them and what is not. They begin to study themselves and their behaviors. Their rhythmic body becomes their teacher.
Many students must learn in an environment that is based on fear, frustration and stress. Research shows that the best learning cannot occur this way. As a matter of survival, the learner shuts down.
Students need to learn in an environment that is motivated by curiosity and interest. TaKeTiNa fosters this environment.
Through a step-by step participatory experience, learners can slow down and begin to observe their own way of learning. They begin to make choices about what is effective for them and what is not. They begin to study themselves and their behaviors. Their rhythmic body becomes their teacher.
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