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Edu-Kinesthetics: Fact or fiction? A preliminary investigation

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Developmental and Educational Neuropsychology Children's Physical and Motor Development Neuroscience, Education and Cognitive Function

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Edu‐Kinesthetics or Educational Kinesiology (E.K.), is becoming increasingly popular as an intervention treatment for children with learning difficulties. This paper reviews the claims of E.K. in the light of concepts and findings from contemporary neuropsychological and learning disabilities literature suggesting caution is needed in accepting claims for the success of E.K. without supporting research data.

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