Movement can help to facilitate learning in other disciplines by providing a physical outlet for students to express their understanding of the material. For example, in a history class, students can act out a scene from a historical event to help them better understand the context and implications of the event. In a math class, students can use their bodies to demonstrate the concepts they are learning, such as using their arms to represent angles or their legs to represent lines. Movement can also help to increase engagement and focus, which can lead to better learning outcomes.
