@article {861, title = {EFFECTS OF AN EVIDENCEBASED DANCE PROGRAM (TANZPRO-BIODANZA{\textregistered}) FOR KINDERGARTEN CHILDREN AGED FOUR TO SIX ON IMMUNEGLOBULINE A, TESTOSTERONE AND HEART RATE}, journal = {Problems of Education in the 21st Century}, volume = {56}, year = {2013}, month = {November/2013}, pages = {Discontinuous}, type = {Original article}, chapter = {128-143}, abstract = {Present study addresses the question of the effects of the evidence based TANZPRO-Biodanza{\textregistered}-Program (Stueck \& Villegas, 2009, St{\"u}ck, 2013) based on BIODANZA by Rolando Toro and Cecilia Luzzi (Toro, 2010). TANZPRO-Biodanza{\textregistered} is the nonverbal part of the School of Empathy concept by Marcus Stueck (Stueck, 2013), which was developed in the project {\textquotedblleft}Healthy Lifestyles in Kindergardens{\textquotedblright} of the Geman Ministry of Health (2009 until 2011). Biodanza is a contact and motion-based intervention method with auto-regulative claim on immune competence and the autonomic system of children of kindergarten age. The evaluation took ten weeks. A TANZPRO{\textregistered}-Biodanza class with girls aged four to six was carried out from September 2011 until December 2012. The immunological parameters immunoglobuline A and testosterone as well as the autonomic heart rate parameters were collected before and after each TANZPRO{\textregistered}-Biodanza sessions of the course as a process variable. Especially, the reduced testosterone levels after the meetings in the saliva of children show positive effects of the method on the immune system. The decrease of IgA levels after TANZPRO{\textregistered}-Biodanza in the saliva of children towards age norm might be due to an immune regulative effect. The specific effects of TANZPRO{\textregistered}-Biodanza on heart rate towards a mean level show improvement of physical autoregulatory processes.}, keywords = {auto regulative immune competence, empathy, Immuneglobuline A, TANZPRO{\textregistered}-Biodanza, testosterone}, issn = {1822-7864}, doi = {https://doi.org/10.33225/pec/13.56.128}, url = {http://oaji.net/articles/2014/457-1420056211.pdf}, author = {Marcus Stueck and Alejandra Villegas and Cathleen Schoenichen and Katrin Bauer and Paul Tofts and Ulrich Sack} } @article {542, title = {THE CONCEPT OF SYSTEMRELATED STRESS REDUCTION (SYSRED) IN EDUCATIONAL FIELDS}, journal = {Problems of Education in the 21st Century}, volume = {29}, year = {2011}, month = {May/2011}, type = {Original article}, chapter = {119-134}, abstract = {Existing analysis about teachers{\textquoteright} and student{\textasciiacute}s experience of stress, related health risk factors, and consequences for the profession represent the basis of this integrated stress-management concept designed for educational fields, e.g. schools. It has been developed by the author of this article since 1994. The SYSRED-Concept (SYStemrelated Stress REDuction) follows three level of stress management, which are used integratively with both teachers and children. First (Level of children), it offers strategies for stress preventive work with children (e.g. EMYK: training of relaxation with elements of yoga for children). Secondly (Level of adults), courses for stress-management for teachers were developed and evaluated (e.g. STRAIMY: Stress-management training with elements of yoga; BIODANZA: dance and motion oriented psychological intervention method for stress-management). Finally, seminars for the broadening of teachers{\textquoteright} pedagogic-psychological competences are carried out (e.g. employment of relaxation methods in class; method-training seminars for the reduction of exam anxieties and for a better handling of behavioural disorders and discipline problems). Thirdly (level of conditions), the conditions which cause stress are analyzed and changed. Within the framework of accompanying evaluations we examined around 600 subjects with regard to the short and long term effects of the measures taken concerning personnel development and intervention on certain psychological, psycho-social, and immunological parameters. We were able to prove the stress reducing effects of the trainings methods for both students and teachers as well as the improvement of the teachers{\textquoteright} pedagogical-psychological competences caused by participating in the training seminars. Until now we were sucessfully working with 1000 teachers and pupils applying the components of the SYSRED-Concept. This article further explains an Masterplan to secure the Balance between Intuitive-emotional vs. Rationbal Education. This Plan helps to get an overview where the stressreduction methods from SYSRED are integrated. Within it, it is discussed the role of the Body-Orientation, Stressreduction, Empathy and ability to Love in educational fields as human basic behaviour in educational fields, which has to be developed within the Education of the 21st century. }, keywords = {stress and teacher, stress coping in school}, issn = {1822-7864}, url = {https://oaji.net/articles/2014/457-1405178953.pdf}, author = {Marcus Stueck} }