"We want to create classrooms which unconsciously soothe our nervous system." - Belinda Jankowiak Do our physical spaces impact our wellbeing? Join host Meg Durham and expert guest Belinda Jankowiak as they discuss how sensory factors greatly influence students' learning experiences. Belinda, an occupational therapist and founder of Project Classroom, highlights the impact of sensory inputs on energy levels, access to learning and building relationships. The two discuss sensory processing and its role in shaping classroom environments. During the episode, you’ll hear strategies such as reducing visual clutter and managing noise to create conducive learning spaces. You’ll gain insights into fostering student regulation and enhancing overall engagement. By embracing sensory-aware approaches, educators and students can enjoy reduced stress, improved focus, and a more enriching educational journey. Episode 98 Shownotes - Click here Leave A Voice Message - Click here Weekly Newsletter - Subscribe here Booking Requests - Complete the form The School of Wellbeing is one of the best health and wellbeing podcasts for teachers, educators and school leaders!

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