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Title: Improving physical activity levels in primary schools: Slackline Training education strategy
Abstract: Physical education (PE) can be considered the focus of cognitive and social physical literacy (PL) school programs. In primary school, the PL of children is fundamental, both to raise levels of motivation, confidence and competence and to educate an active lifestyle. Slacklining (SLK) is based on the use of a support band, stretched between two solid fixed supports, which stimulates the balance of the body and provides a high variability of movement. The article proposes situations of SLK with which to increase levels of physical activity to expand curriculum planning, in primary school, and offer children educational experiences in which to solicit both psycho-motor and motivational and social aspects. In other words, it is about involving children, through engaging and fun proposals, in the acquisition of an active lifestyle that will last even in later ages.
Keywords: Outdoor education; Physical Education; Physical literacy; Primary school; Slackline
Title: Migliorare i livelli di attività fisica nelle scuole primarie: Slackline Training come strategia educativa
Abstract: L'educazione fisica (PE) può essere considerata il fulcro di programmi scolastici di alfabetizzazione fisica (PL) cognitiva e sociale. Nella scuola primaria è fondamentale la PL dei bambini, sia per elevare i livelli di motivazione, fiducia e competenza sia per educare uno stile di vita attivo. Lo slacklining (SLK) si basa sull'uso di una fascia di appoggio, tesa tra due solidi sostegni fissi, che sollecita l'equilibrio del corpo e fornisce una elevata variabilità di movimento. L' articolo propone situazioni di SLK con cui aumentare i livelli di attività fisica per ampliare la pianificazione curricolare, nella scuola primaria, e offrire ai bambini esperienze educative in cui sollecitare sia gli aspetti psico-motori sia quelli motivazionali e sociali. In altre parole, si tratta di coinvolgere i bambini, attraverso proposte coinvolgenti e divertenti, nell'acquisizione di uno stile di vita attivo che perduri anche nelle età successive.
Keywords: Alfabetizzazione motoria; Educazione fisica; Educazione in natura; Scuola primaria; Slackline
Title: Amélioration des niveaux d'activité physique dans les écoles primaires: stratégie d'éducation à la formation enlacée
Abstract: L'éducation physique (PE) peut être considérée comme l'objet de programmes scolaires cognitifs et sociaux de la littératie physique (PL).À l'école primaire, le PL des enfants est fondamental, à la fois pour augmenter les niveaux de motivation, de confiance et de compétence et d'éduquer un style de vie actif.La slacklining (SLK) est basée sur l'utilisation d'une bande de support, étendue entre deux supports fixes solides, ce qui stimule l'équilibre du corps et offre une grande variabilité du mouvement.L'article propose des situations de SLK avec lesquelles augmenter les niveaux d'activité physique pour étendre la planification des programmes, à l'école primaire, et offrir aux enfants des expériences éducatives pour solliciter des aspects psychoso-moteur et motivants et sociaux.En d'autres termes, il s'agit d'impliquer les enfants, à travers des propositions engageantes et amusantes, dans l'acquisition d'un style de vie actif qui durera même plus tard. (This version of record did not originally feature translated metadata in this target language; the translation is hereby provided by Google Translation)
Keywords: Éducation en plein air;Éducation physique;Littératie physique;École primaire;Slackline
Title: Mejora de los niveles de actividad física en las escuelas primarias: estrategia de educación de capacitación de Slackline
Abstract: La educación física (PE) puede considerarse el foco de los programas escolares cognitivos y sociales físicos (PL).En la escuela primaria, el PL of Children es fundamental, tanto para aumentar los niveles de motivación, confianza y competencia como para educar un estilo de vida activo.Slacklining (SLK) se basa en el uso de una banda de soporte, estirada entre dos soportes fijos sólidos, lo que estimula el equilibrio del cuerpo y proporciona una alta variabilidad del movimiento.El artículo propone situaciones de SLK para aumentar los niveles de actividad física para expandir la planificación del plan de estudios, en la escuela primaria, y ofrecer a los niños experiencias educativas para solicitar aspectos psicomotores y motivacionales y sociales.En otras palabras, se trata de involucrar a los niños, a través de propuestas atractivas y divertidas, en la adquisición de un estilo de vida activo que durará incluso en edades posteriores. (This version of record did not originally feature translated metadata in this target language; the translation is hereby provided by Google Translation)
Keywords: Educación al aire libre;Educación física;Alfabetización física;Escuela primaria;Floja
Title: Melhorando os níveis de atividade física nas escolas primárias: estratégia de educação de treinamento Slackline
Abstract: A educação física (PE) pode ser considerada o foco dos programas escolares de alfabetização cognitiva e social (PL).Na escola primária, o PL das crianças é fundamental, tanto para aumentar os níveis de motivação, confiança e competência quanto para educar um estilo de vida ativo.O Slacklining (SLK) é baseado no uso de uma faixa de suporte, esticada entre dois suportes fixos sólidos, o que estimula o equilíbrio do corpo e fornece uma alta variabilidade do movimento.O artigo propõe situações de SLK com as quais aumentar os níveis de atividade física para expandir o planejamento do currículo, na escola primária, e oferecer experiências educacionais para crianças para solicitar aspectos psico-motores e motivacionais e sociais.Em outras palavras, trata -se de envolver crianças, através de propostas envolventes e divertidas, na aquisição de um estilo de vida ativo que durará mesmo em idades posteriores. (This version of record did not originally feature translated metadata in this target language; the translation is hereby provided by Google Translation)
Keywords: Educação ao ar livre;Educação física;Alfabetização física;Escola primária;Slackline
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