With this article I want to educate people on the idea that you need help with test scores and that the answer is not just reading from a book. The way to reach struggling students is to make things active and see how many more children become interested in learning. In the 1960s Paul E. Dennison, “a specialist in kinesiology and an authority on the breakthrough in cognitive and academic skills, began the fundamental research on reading achievement and its relationship to brain development that would form the basis for the work of Brain Gym (http://www.braingym.org/history).” With his study he demonstrated that the movement-based learning program transformed people's learning challenges into successes. Later, while he was still trying to develop a comprehensive rehearsal program, he offered students “sensory development, which helped students with balance and perceptual skills (http://www.braingym.org/history). " While he was going to college he was offered a Doctorate in Education for his research. He began the “study of reading achievement and its relationship to genitive development and silent speech skills. From that research he developed Educational Kinesiology (Edu-k), which was discovered through his observation to understand the interdependence between physical development, language acquisition and academic achievement (http://www.braingym.org/history).” From Paul's hard work and many years of testing the Brain Gym program was born. The program describes a specific set of movement, processes, programs, materials and educational philosophy. Eyes, ears, hands and body are the only things involved in the Brain Gym program. What the Brain Gym program should work on is the "...ratio of movement to bias...middle of the paper...you should have the same amount of training time as your body" get. We change people's stereotypes and show that with a little practice how things can change even the worst test scores. Bibliography Articles on Brain Gym by Kathy Brown, M.Ed." Articles on Brain Gym by Kathy Brown, M. Ed. Np, nd Web. November 5, 2013. "Brain Gym - a program of physical movements that enhance learning and performance in ALL areas." Brain Gym - a program of physical movements that improve learning and performance in ALL areas. nd Web. November 4, 2013. "Brain gymnastics exercise for students." YouTube, January 7, 2013 . Web. November 4, 2013. "Braingym." Program to Improve Memory, Logic, Attention Span, Organizational Skills, and More New York: Fawcett Columbine, 1990. Print