Book Review: Meditation in Schools: A Practical Guide to Calmer Classrooms

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This introduction to meditation in education is written as a resource for class teachers and educators as a practical guide. Parents will also find it valuable, though its main focus is in using meditation in schools. The purpose of the book is to inspire and to provide concise, practical and general information, and techniques that can be considered and explored before introducing primary or secondary students to meditative experience.Meditation in schools covers such topics as: o information on schools where meditation is practiced, and the perceived resultsoissues and concerns involved with introducing meditation in schoolsothe relationship between mediation and other relaxation quieting techniquesoexperiential learning and a holistic approach to educationThis essential guide is written from the contributors' personal and professional practice experience and emphasizes how meditation can contribute to the school environment and to the curriculum, as well as developing the positive potential of students' hearts and minds. It includes a useful section on further reading.

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Wright, A. (2001). Book Review: Meditation in Schools: A Practical Guide to Calmer Classrooms. Journal of Education and Christian Belief, 5(2), 163–164. https://doi.org/10.1177/205699710100500210

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