For young children or children with developmental disabilities,
swinging can especially help them integrate their perceptions.
Perception includes a sense of space and Nell balance. By swaying to stimulate the senses, children’s brains can organize and interpret spatial information, providing a basis for complex learning and behavior in the future.
In fact, rocking motion can stimulate the cerebral cortex for concentration. Study the surface, students are more focused and easier to learn after the break between classes.
Swinging or rotating movements can stimulate other areas of the brain, including skills such as spatial perception, balance, muscle control, and rhythm.
