Publish at May 05 2021 Updated March 02 2023
Learning is a way to build up the brain. But does the body have to stay still? Is it not possible to assimilate knowledge by moving? One pedagogical approach advocates a more complete vision of the body in teaching. A strategy that can be applied to all sauces.
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