Abstract: With the development of intelligence, concepts such as “smart classroom” have emerged, and the intelligent recognition of classroom behavior has become a hot research topic. However, the ...

“Nonverbal classroom management tactics like these help keep everyone ... suggesting that they picked up on the subtle cues—a stifled chuckle or slouched posture—that signaled a lack of academic focus ...

While we often connect poor posture with back pain and a curved spine, the effects go much deeper, literally. Your internal organs are getting squeezed, shifted, and compressed every time you ...

However, poor posture emerges as a frequently overlooked factor that contributes to various headache types, including tension and cervicogenic headaches. The connection between spinal alignment ...

It is predominantly about adapting the classroom environment to suit the student ... As an occupational therapist, Forbes will often see adults with poor working posture, musculoskeletal conditions ...

In other words, where I choose to work might be beautiful in scenery, but not the most positive situation for keeping good posture. Of course I am conscious of it, so I'll attempt to straighten my ...

The students participated in a regularly planned-classroom demonstration regarding the relationship between posture and mood. This study found that posture significantly influenced access to ...

Many researchers have attempted to use computer vision technology to recognize the behavior of teachers and students in the classroom, among which the head posture classification method with object ...

Good posture is not just about sitting straight. It can help you feel better, think more clearly, and could prevent nerve compression, poor tolerance of physical activity, and chronic pain.

Posture refers to how a person holds themselves when sitting or standing, particularly in their back, neck, and shoulders. Certain types of posture may cause pain, discomfort, or other symptoms. A ...

“A public university professor does not have a First Amendment right to decide what will be taught in the classroom.” My posture at this point is cautiously optimistic. Certainly there are ...