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A study of academic achievement of secondary school students in relation to their physical activities
International journal of applied research · 2015 · Vol. 1(6) · pp. 63–65
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Understanding the relationship between physical activity, and academic achievement can help provide schools and organizations with the evidence needed to appropriately design academic and physical activity programming. At this point, evidence suggests a positive relationship between physical activity and grade point average, rate of learning, and motor skill development.
Children's Physical and Motor DevelopmentAcademic achievementMathematics educationRelation (database)PsychologyPhysical activityPoint (geometry)Physical developmentMotor skillDevelopmental psychologyComputer science
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