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Systematic review identifies kathak improves concentration and self-regulation in children with ADHD, suggesting broader application in educational settings.
After “Covid” it is clearly visible that ADHD and ADD increases like anything among children, which is badly affecting their academics, behaviour, and self-regulation. Kathak is an ancient classical dance which is famous for its foot work, emotional expression and cognitive involvement. Kathak has a latent ability as a therapeutic tool to the children with ADHD, this study will look into this. With the help of PRISMA FRAMEWORK, which prefers the reporting items for systematic reviews and meta-analysis, Kathak is the best therapeutic tool for children with ADHD and ADD. The Study Demonstrates that the rhythmic movements of Kathak increase concentration and enhance focus controlling behavioral issues, managing self-regulation and supervising the cognitive processes. The review emphasizes the requirement for kathak-based programmatic models in educational and clinical settings and suggests an ideal fabric of future research.
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