Research

A Comprehensive Review

CDC reports on 250 studies supporting the connection between school based physical activity and academic performance. Click here for PDF.

After the CDC review, the National Academies of Science dove further into the topic to eventually publish a 503 page report reviewing the evidence on the relationship between physical activity and physical, cognitive and brain, and psychosocial health and development. Click here for PDF.

Share ABL with your team, Request an editable version to customize a presentation for your staff. Click here to DOWNLOAD PRESENTATION.

Need a quick summary of research related to Action Based Learning? Watch this 4 minute highlight video of over a decade of research to understand the benefits of active classrooms. Click here to VIEW VIDEO.

Writing your own grant proposal? The research and data, and ABL program overview is summarized for you! Donated by teachers to help you get started! Click here for PDF.

Here's a list of books we consider GAME CHANGERS! If you are new to ABL, these are must reads! Click here for PDF.

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