Self-perceptions and social-emotional classroom engagement following structured physical activity among preschoolers: A feasibility study 学龄前儿童 结构化 社会 课堂 情绪 知觉 运动 情感因素Background: The well-rounded developmen
regulating their behavior; (4) when they are working with an adult who is appropriately scaffolding their problem-solving activity compared to an adult who is highly directive. Scaffolding describes a type of assistance that involves high assisting with only those skills that are beyond children's ...
The higher the total physical activity was, the higher the achieved values in the physical self-concept and the more often a positive PSC was achieved. This correlation was clearest for the dimension “endurance” (Figure 3 and Table 5). The data showed that only 28.5% of patients with CHD...
In this activity, elementary school students learn how the concept of making assumptions can be unfair to people.The teacher or group leader writes "boys" and "girls" on the board.As a group, students brainstorm adjectives that go with each group, such as "athletic" or "strong" for boys...
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(Allinder, 1994), the use of activity-based learning (Enochs, Scharmann, & Riggs, 1995), student-centred learning (Czerniak and Schriver, 1994, deLaat and Watters, 1995), a more humanistic approach to student control (Woolfolk & Hoy, 1990), and a preference for using small group rather...
Mental health includes the soundness of one's thinking capacities, as well as having appropriate emotions that are neither excessively uncontrolled nor deficient or defunct. This concept includes self-worth, one's assessment of oneself (basically self-esteem)....
We are testing a novel obesity prevention program for low-income preschoolers built on the premise that children who are better able to self-regulate in the face of psychosocial stressors may be less likely to eat impulsively in response to stress. Enhancing behavioral self-regulation skills in ...
3 The idea of this theoretical model is that participation in physical activity, including those provided opportunities, may lead to an improved self-concept and therefore to enhanced global self-esteem.3 Improved global self-esteem has been shown to lead to better mental health and seems to act...