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The one about SECRET CODES." In the Car " episodes are short podcasts where your host Aled Hughes spends 5-10 minutes doing fun brain training exercises to help your child gets their brains warmed up before school. The exercises will help develop your child's - working memory- auditory processing- listening- attention- concentration- sticking to the task & many important qualities. These short episodes are a fun way to spend 5-10 minutes on your car journey to school. EnjoyPlease follow us or contact us at https://www.codex360.ie/Twitter @codex3601Instagram - codex360_movetolearncodex360@outlook.com

In this episode Aled Hughes and Marinet Brennan demystify APD ( Audio Processing Disorder ).What it is !What it's not !How it's assessed, and what can be done to address these difficulties. We will also give parents some tips on how they can help their children who may have listening issues.www.codex360.ie

This episode is hosted by Aled Hughes & Marinet Marinet where we discuss DCD ( Developmental Co-ordination Disorder ) or more commonly referred to as Dyspraxia. What is it ? What does it look like ? Why causes Dyspraxia ?We discuss the high incidence of children with motor difficulties, those who are awkward or ones with a diagnosis. In Codex360 we work with a lot a children with a diagnosis of DCD and in the podcast we give parents an insight all things Dyspraxia and give parents some "take-aways" on how to best help your child. www.codex360.ie

The one about MISSING numbers and letters. " In the Car " episodes are short podcasts where your host Aled Hughes spends 5-10 minutes doing fun brain training exercises to help your child gets their brains warmed up before school. The exercises will help develop your child's - working memory- auditory processing- listening- attention- concentration- sticking to the task & many important qualities. These short episodes are a fun way to spend 5-10 minutes on your car journey to school. EnjoyPlease follow us at Codex360.iehttps://www.codex360.ie/Twitter @codex3601

In this episode Aled Hughes & Marinet Brenna discuss, What is Physical Literacy ?- What exactly is Physical Literacy ?- Why it is important for children to learn these skills ?- low levels of FMS can have a direct negative impact on future participation in physical activity.- FMS do not take over within a PE curriculum but should be integrated into it. - when children are physically active, they are better able to learn better in school. - World Health Organisation predict that Ireland to be the most obese nation in Europe by 2030.Getting Ireland Children Moving - Stephen Behan DCU - What impact does physical literacy have on long term participation in being physically active. - Breaking down this information into bite-size workable practical fun games for parents to do with their children .- What does the research say ?- Developing Physical Literacy through the lens of Fundamental Movement Skills (FMS)- What exactly are fundamental movement skills - run, jump, glide, gallop , throw, catch, hit, strike, hop, lep etc.- Practical ideas for parents and how to help your children develop their FMS skills which in turn can lead to longer participation in being physically active into adulthood. Follow us at https://www.codex360.ie/Twitter @Codex3601

" In the Car " episodes are short podcasts where your host Aled Hughes spends 5-10 minutes doing fun brain training exercises to help your child gets their brains warmed up before school. The exercises will help develop your child's - working memory- auditory processing- listening- attention- concentration- sticking to the task & many important qualities. These short episodes are a fun way to spend 5-10 minutes on your car journey to school. Enjoy

Aled Hughes & Marinet Brennan in this episode discuss motor and listening skills. 1. What are the benefits of good motor skills - lifetime participation in physical activity- enjoyment whilst being active- not excelling at sport - physical and health benefits - prevent weight gain- strengthen heart, lungs, bones and muscles- healthier child2. How is movement essential for learning ?- sitting balance / posture (physical endurance)- attention and focus- gross motor skills that influence the child's ability to read and write- fine motor skills / eye tracking ( ball skills )- bilateral integration ( write,cut,colour)- speed and time -limited tasks ( tests )- memory- organising and planning 3. How is listening essential to learning ?- listening skills ( and movement ) not just for the classroom but also within sports.

Episode 1 is a discussion about Aled Hughes & Marinet Brennan. We discuss or backgrounds, our education and our journey to where we met each other. Our partnership on Codex360 and what the focus of our business will be and how we intend to help parents and children alike.

A conversation with Aled Hughes & Marinet Brennan about the importance of moving to learn, auditory processing, listening and movement response, memory difficulties, physical literacy and how movement is essential to learning.