Bewegtes Lernen

Learning is a process that involves the entire organism. Learners are never solely present with their minds; they always bring their whole bodies along. The concepts of learning and movement are inseparably linked. Human potential can be optimally utilized through a meaningful design of "active learning." This collection presents numerous scientific insights from practical studies in the teaching and learning process in an understandable manner and derives their significance for classroom work. Under the keyword school, the contributions range from preschool through the broad area of schooling to higher education. Following this, 30 selected best-practice examples are presented very clearly. They demonstrate that active learning can be applied in every subject and in various situations. A total of 70 authors from diverse fields with different academic roles share their experiences in this handbook, emphasizing the high importance and easy applicability of active learning. This book is for everyone who, like us editors, wants to make a difference.