Hi, need to submit a 1500 words paper on the topic The Kinesthetic Classroom. In connection with kinesthetic learning, the kinesthetic Spanish classroom will be a unique environment of education for t

Hi, need to submit a 1500 words paper on the topic The Kinesthetic Classroom. In connection with kinesthetic learning, the kinesthetic Spanish classroom will be a unique environment of education for the students in a very innovative way. The monotony of the conventional classroom education setting (wherein there is a lecturer discussing in front of the students and where the students are just simply seated on their chairs, listening and without too much movement) will no longer be applied. Instead, it will be more of students’ active participation in physical activities that requires bodily movements. According to Lengel and Kuczala (2010), movement strategies in the classroom add to the learning process rather than distract from it and can prepare the brain for better retention and retrieval. This unique learning style is very significant for the students to make the learning process more attractive and interesting as they are eager to learn Spanish and they see the benefits of being able to speak, write, and understand the Spanish language for future personal advantage including better understanding of English (which many of the words came from Latin origin and Spanish is also a Latin language), knowing the Spanish culture (imminent in many residents of the United States), for travelling (especially to places where Spanish is the first language), and for employment (as a significant edge to better understand Spanish-speaking employers and clients). According to Erichsen (2010), a bunch of residents of the United States is studying Spanish in record numbers. Spanish, too, is becoming important in Europe because it is often the foreign language of choice after English. Also, Spanish is a popular second or third language, with some 400 million speakers, and it is the fourth most commonly spoken language in the world (after English, Chinese, and Hindustani). According to some counts, it has more native speakers than English does. It is an official language on four continents and is of historical importance elsewhere.