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Physical development in the early years: the impact of a daily movement programme on young children’s physical development

Education, 2020
Poor physical development in young children has been shown to impact readiness for school, behaviour, social development and academic achievement. This research sought to explore whether a physical intervention programme (Movement for Learning) can ...
P. Preedy, R. Duncombe, T. Gorely
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Developing World-Class Soccer Players: An Example of the Academy Physical Development Program From an English Premier League Team

Strength and conditioning journal, 2017
THE ROLE OF THE YOUTH ACADEMY IN ELITE SOCCER IS TO CREATE WORLD-CLASS PLAYERS. THIS INVOLVES TARGETED DEVELOPMENT OF A MYRIAD OF FACTORS, INCLUDING TECHNICAL, TACTICAL, PSYCHOLOGICAL, AND PHYSICAL QUALITIES. THE ROLE OF SPORTS SCIENCE AND MEDICINE IS TO
Desmond Ryan   +3 more
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RETRACTED: The effect of physical activity intensity on the growth and development of 3–6 years old preschool children

The International Journal of Electrical Engineering & Education, 2021
To explore the influence of physical activity intensity on physical fitness of preschool children. Taking 192 preschool children in Changsha City as the research objects, using accelerometers to measure physical activity intensity, using correlation ...
Jiang Jun, Yanling Li
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Physical Development

Journal of Education, 1908
Joseph Rosier
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Physical development

Practical Professional Child Care, 2007
Encouraging small children to take part in physical activity is important for several reasons. It can help develop fine and gross motor skills, balance, coordination and spacial awareness. Additionally, as both child and adult obesity rates are on the increase, it can promote a healthy lifestyle to children from a young age – initiating a pattern ...
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Physical development

Child Care, 2009
This month Sheila Riddall-Leech looks at observations in the context of the fifth of the six areas of learning.
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Physical Development

Practical Pre-School, 2001
This area of learning includes children developing, using and increasing the skills of movement, coordination, control and manipulation. It helps to boost children's confidence and well-being, and teaches them to be aware of their physical capabilities and the positive benefits of being healthy and active.
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