Term ID: T3219

Kinetic Learning Theory

/kinetic-learning-theory/
Theoretical framework explaining how movement and physical activity enhance cognitive processes and memory formation.
Example: Research showing that students who walk while studying or use gestures while learning retain information better than sedentary learners.

Share This Psychology Term

Explore Your Personality with Science-Backed Tests

Discover insights about yourself with our comprehensive personality assessments. Each test is designed to help you understand different aspects of your psychological profile and personal traits.

View All Personality Tests →
Reference: Ratey & Hagerman (2008)