November 30, 2025Improving Schools

Affording embodied learning in and beyond the classroom environment: A Sample Study in the Belgian Secondary School Landscape

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Qualitative methods examined physical activities and learning environments in secondary education, indicating classroom constraints limit movement opportunities for pupils.

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Pupils struggle to identify movement opportunities in their school environment, impacting their embodied learning.
Qualitative methods revealed that physical activities enhance learning but are constrained by classroom setups.
Analysis highlighted the significance of affordance theory in facilitating embodied learning across school spaces.
Limited recognition of movement potential outside classrooms suggests a need for redesigning learning environments.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/692b9da01d383f2b2a37a344 https://doi.org/10.1177/13654802251401648

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Qualitative methods examined physical activities and learning environments in secondary education, indicating classroom constraints limit movement opportunities for pupils.

Affording embodied learning in and beyond the classroom environment: A Sample Study in the Belgian Secondary School Landscape

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Affording embodied learning in and beyond the classroom environment: A Sample Study in the Belgian Secondary School Landscape

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