With
So much pollution, population, competition and perfection to go through, we
often tend to forget that we are humans and our body needs ample rest to
restore its working capabilities. Research has shown that studies related to
brain-based learning indicates that learning is a very physiological process, which
involves the functioning of the entire mind and body.
For
the brain to function at its maximum potential the body's emotions must be
under constant check and so should the other physiological needs that must be
met. It is often noticed that learning something in an empty stomach, one is
simply unable to feel any form of coherence with what the person is reading to
what is he understanding. This is because of lack of food, which causes anxiety
and stress in the person making it difficult for the person to learn anything.
Here
is where, yoga enters into our lives and gives kids the necessary tools to free
themselves of any stress, any form of anxiety, or "murkiness" in the
brain. Yoga comes across as a powerful weapon for both the students and
teachers who could use it during short breaks throughout the day, with a view
to refresh and revitalize the body and the mind of students.
Yoga
is a form of healing exercise, which has been passed down from generation to
generation, is convenient as it does not require any equipment neither does it
require a lot of space to be performed. Students performing the asana can
stand, sit, or they can even lie down on the floor of the classroom. While
performing yoga it requires deep breathing, to allow the mind to visualize the
desired outcomes.
Schools are finding it useful for their
students to learn yoga daily and are putting in efforts to try and inculcate it
as a part of their educational curriculum. Research has shown that yoga has
been quite effective in reducing the stress levels of the kids, has helped them
to focus their attention on one aspect at one time, and has improvised their
memory retention levels to store more information in their brain.
Yoga teaches children to be responsible
for their own conduct, helps them to deal with difficult situations by focusing
on the positive aspects of their lives. Yoga helps to draw to oneself all the
positive energy that is required by human beings to keep him going on and on in
life.
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