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On a recent visit to India, primary teachers Kate Bowen and Jane Sanders from Leeds discovered that yoga improved the concentration of the Indian pupils. Back in their own schools in the UK they decided to introduce yoga and record the outcomes on video. From the start, the enthusiasm of the pupils is evident, as is their desire to learn more about how their Indian counterparts practice yoga. They communicate with the Indian pupils via email, and hope soon to be swapping the video they have shot. Throughout the project we see how Kate and Jane encourage the pupils to take ownership of the project, including teaching yoga to children in other Leeds schools. In the discussion that follows, Rittika Chanda Parruck from the British Council in India talks about the project with Kate, Jane and Gillian Sherrif, from another school in Leeds. She asks whether yoga should be introduced more widely and how its effects could be measured
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material_proyectable Rebiun34394813 https://catalogo.rebiun.org/rebiun/record/Rebiun34394813 m|||||o||c|||||||| cr |n||||||||a vz |za|z| 140509s2008 enk014 e |o v|eng d CBUC 991010524074406709 VaAlASP VaAlASP Action! teacher video - UK/India. 1, Indian influences : yoga produced by Cornucopia Productions Ltd, in Action! Teacher Video - UK/India Action! teacher video Indian influences : yoga [England] Teachers TV/UK Department of Education 2008 [England] [England] Teachers TV/UK Department of Education 1 online resource (14 min.) 1 online resource (14 min.) 001421 Academic Video Online Title from resource description page (viewed May 9, 2014) On a recent visit to India, primary teachers Kate Bowen and Jane Sanders from Leeds discovered that yoga improved the concentration of the Indian pupils. Back in their own schools in the UK they decided to introduce yoga and record the outcomes on video. From the start, the enthusiasm of the pupils is evident, as is their desire to learn more about how their Indian counterparts practice yoga. They communicate with the Indian pupils via email, and hope soon to be swapping the video they have shot. Throughout the project we see how Kate and Jane encourage the pupils to take ownership of the project, including teaching yoga to children in other Leeds schools. In the discussion that follows, Rittika Chanda Parruck from the British Council in India talks about the project with Kate, Jane and Gillian Sherrif, from another school in Leeds. She asks whether yoga should be introduced more widely and how its effects could be measured For Primary School audiences Previously released as DVD In English Original language in English Yoga Multicultural education India- Study and teaching (Primary)- Great Britain Gran Bretaña- Study and teaching (Primary)- India Instructional television programs Dickey, Ben. drt. pro Cornucopia Productions Ltd. prn