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No — and the law actually works in Geego's favour. Since 1 August 2025, Finland's Basic Education Act restricts mobile devices during lessons, with one clear exception: teacher-led use for learning purposes. Geego is exactly that. The teacher opens a short guided session on the classroom screen — the screen only starts the activity, and the learning happens with the body. The device stays with the teacher; the children move.

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Yes, when partner-funded class spots are available. Geego works with municipalities and impact partners who fund access for schools. If your class receives a partner-funded spot, you can start without a separate purchasing process.

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Geego is a movement-based learning tool designed for real classroom situations. You open a short guided session on your screen, and students follow simple physical tasks. Sessions take only a few minutes and help students reset, focus, and get ready to learn again. No preparation. No training. Just press play.

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Geego is designed to fit into moments that already exist in the school day: transitions between lessons, restless energy, low concentration, or the start of the day. Most teachers use Geego for short movement breaks when the class needs a reset.

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No. You can use Geego with a smartboard, projector, classroom screen, TV or laptop. No extra equipment is needed.

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You leave your school email, receive clear instructions, and can start exploring Geego with your class. The onboarding is designed to be simple and low-friction.

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Yes. Teachers can share activities with students and families, making it easy to continue movement at home. This creates a school-to-home loop without adding extra work for the teacher.

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Yes. Geego tasks are visual, guided and physical, which makes them accessible for many different learners. The focus is on participation, confidence and real-world movement skills rather than performance.