Jennifer Liersch presented the results of her dissertation study in the symposium "Physical activity and executive functions: from kindergarten to secondary school" at the European Association for Research on Learning and Instruction conference in Thessaloniki. The symposium brought together research from Finland, the United Kingdom, Switzerland and Germany.

The Gkql 2019 ended and the Gkql 2022 started with a joint event. Jennifer Liersch gave a final presentation on the project "Movement-based learning support in subject teaching" and Gerrit Effenberg presented the new project "Mastering the transition together" in the form of a poster.

At the international ACTivate Congress in Bergen (NOR) in November 2022, Jennifer Liersch presented her PhD study on movementgames in the mathematics classroom of seventh graders and their effects on executive functions. In a short talk she presented quantitative and first qualitative results of the completed intervention study.

Members of the Learning and Movement Network met with Dr. Amika Singh, movement scientist at the Mulier Institute in Utrecht, for a further exchange on issues of promoting learning through movement. The focus of the discussion at the ISBW was on current projects of the network and those in preparation, as well as future cooperation possibilities with Dr. Singh.