physical activity and academic performance
Research Paper
“Physical Activity and Academic Performance”
Educ. 505
Dr. Nicolo
Abstract
In schools across the United States, physical education had been substantially reduced and in some cases completely eliminate. Because, of budget cuts and of concerns and pressure to improve academic test scores. But through my research evidence has shown that children who are physically active and fit attend to perform better in classroom and in daily physical education classes. The question through this research can schools provide a positive learning environment also tend children 's health improve through physical activity in gym class.
“Research Question”
The research question that I have to ask is that physical activity on academic performance among those children at a higher rest of the bases in the United States does not include any gender of male to female ratios. Nor does the research include any Caucasian or Afro-American 's Latinos Native Americans Asian-Americans who wore any studies done with different income levels education backgrounds. Mostly all of my research, I found that it was mostly basic not into any find detail. Another question that was brought to my attention was the fact that children playing video games watching television on the Internet. Does this play a part in the fact that many of the children in the United States are unhealthy? The question must be ask who is to blame for this epidemic that is affecting argues today. Our children parents to blame for healthy or the school is to blame. After reading the articles and writing newspaper I have more questions now than before I start.
Today, obesity is one of the most pressing health concerns for her children. Most than one third of the children and teens, approximate 25 million children, are overweight or obese. The
“Physical Activity and Academic Performance”
Educ. 505
Dr. Nicolo
Abstract
In schools across the United States, physical education had been substantially reduced and in some cases completely eliminate. Because, of budget cuts and of concerns and pressure to improve academic test scores. But through my research evidence has shown that children who are physically active and fit attend to perform better in classroom and in daily physical education classes. The question through this research can schools provide a positive learning environment also tend children 's health improve through physical activity in gym class.
“Research Question”
The research question that I have to ask is that physical activity on academic performance among those children at a higher rest of the bases in the United States does not include any gender of male to female ratios. Nor does the research include any Caucasian or Afro-American 's Latinos Native Americans Asian-Americans who wore any studies done with different income levels education backgrounds. Mostly all of my research, I found that it was mostly basic not into any find detail. Another question that was brought to my attention was the fact that children playing video games watching television on the Internet. Does this play a part in the fact that many of the children in the United States are unhealthy? The question must be ask who is to blame for this epidemic that is affecting argues today. Our children parents to blame for healthy or the school is to blame. After reading the articles and writing newspaper I have more questions now than before I start.
Today, obesity is one of the most pressing health concerns for her children. Most than one third of the children and teens, approximate 25 million children, are overweight or obese. The
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