Physical Activity Behavior

It has a big part in education by making it easier for the students and teachers. The AAP(American Academy of Pediatrics) states that recess is a crucial part of education. Recess is a step towards a better education. Everyone knows that being fit is great for physical health, but did you know it also contributes to your cognitive state? Several studies have shown that fitter children do better in school compared to their not as fit peers.

There will be many times when students will neglect their health due to other factors such as stress or simply ignorance. By beginning now, we can instill a sense of physical education’s importance and ensure that students carry on these abilities to their adult lives, knowing that having a good physical state would vastly improve their mental

The first reason sports help kids these days is by making them have a healthy lifestyle with good food and lots of exercise. This huge, as it stops kids from always eating junk and binging T.V. Sports let kids exercise in a healthy way through the important practice and energy required in competitive sports, which is encouraged by kids desire to win and get better, and forces kids to exercise by also getting better. For example, Kirk Mango (a physical educator, former coach, and national champion) says, “fitness improvements achieved through training...In a society where obesity has become a major health issue”(Mango, 2012). This shows that sports are a good way to keep people healthy.

First, getting good grades is essential to getting the future that many people strive for. Starting to really care for a good grade at a young age matters. But what some school boards don 't notice it that individual grades are going down. Sure many schools have the smart honor roll kids, but behind that are a bunch of D’s and F’s students. “The importance of physical fitness in the development of cognitive and memory skills have long been extolled by scientists.

A light intensity of 45-60 minutes before his first meal of the day. Then, after his last meal, conduct medium intensity of 20-30 low-impact cardio to maintain a high metabolism. A great example of impact-cardio is stairmaster and incline treadmill. Prior to the cardio, during any day of the week, 3 separate ab workouts will be performed for 3-4 sessions. As stated earlier, this program will provide two 1 week workout routines and that will alternate different exercise routines.

In a study by Brigham and Spier (1992), 79% of the child protection workers and 76% of the police officers thought that they could for the most part tell when a child lied. This is a problem since confidence is rarely significantly correlated with accuracy, most likely due to relying heavily on nonverbal cues that are misleading (Nysse-Carris et al., 2011). As a group, these studies suggest that police report their confidence as high during certain tasks such as deception detection and are either just as accurate or less accurate than the public. Consistently, research has shown that people are not skilled at judging truth and deception, usually performing at no better than chance level, that training programs produce only limited and unreliable improvements in ones performance, and that police compared to laypeople frequently perform no better (Kassin et al., 2005). A study on layperson confidence and accuracy in deception detection has suggested that overall, judgments of confessions as either true or false were only correct 48.9% of the time, 50% being chance level.

However, it is valuable to obtain additional history from parents, both to corroborate the teen’s history and to gather additional information (Neinstein, 2008). 3. Describe 1 health promotion idea that you would discuss

Moreover, kids in sports need certain equipment that can be very costly. Also, society has created a lifestyle that is more sedentary now than in the past. In conclusion, parents should ask for more gym classes at school and subsidized sports. Parents should also give children more free play time and should be active because their children look up to them as role models. Analysis In “Fat Chance,” Dorothy Nixon uses factual and conceivable information that exposes how lethargic some parents are in helping their children become more active.

Participants A total of 30 healthy female undergraduate students in the age range 20 to 26 years, from International Islamic University Malaysia were recruited in this experiment. The mean age of participants were (M= 22.33, SD= 1.12). The sampling method used was purposive sampling. All participants were selected based on their handedness (right-handed) and score moderate and high in verbal fluency test. The students were asked to answer two test (Verbal Fluency Test and Emotional Intelligence Test) before they participated in the experiment in order to avoid the confounding variable such as language proficiency and emotional intelligence.

As more girls/women have got more involved in sport in recent years, female athletes are still considered to still be inferior to male athlete (Trolan, 2013), the reason for this because from the early stages of a boy’s life they’re taught to play sport and watch it as well, whereas girls are taught that’s sports is for boys (Trolan, 2013), also as Men are given this dominate context in sport, which may discourage the participation of girls and Women to take part in sport (Coakley & Pike, 2009). Furthermore, Messner (2007) also explained that girls in school are channelled away from playing sport. From my understanding in relation to safeguarding standard 5, Women are not given the same chances as