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: Capturing a subject in a gravity-defying position (e.g., jumping) [13, 32].

: Blurring a subject or background to convey speed or frantic energy [13, 24]. Movement

: Educators use "Simon Says" or arm waves to model scientific concepts like particle movement in matter or energy transfer [5, 7]. : Capturing a subject in a gravity-defying position (e

Research shows that physical activity increases blood oxygen levels, which directly enhances memory and focus [31]. Abduction (moving away from the center)

: Medical and fitness professionals categorize movement into specific types such as Flexion (bending), Extension (straightening), Abduction (moving away from the center), and Adduction (bringing closer) [25].