Learning and developmental disabilities (LDD) are associated with a reduction in motor development. A regular physical and sport activity (PSA) may have a higher impact on the cognitive function of children with LDD respect to a typically developing child. However, LDD population exhibits poor PSA and there is consensus about which type of PSA has the best outcomes on it. The present work aims to review the state of the art about the effects of PSA on children and adolescents with different LDD and to discuss didactic implications and future research directions.
THE EFFECTIVENESS OF PHYSICAL AND SPORT ACTIVITIES IN CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS WITH LEARNING AND DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES: STATE OF THE ART, DIDACTIC IMPLICATIONS AND FUTURE RESEARCH
Stefania Cataldi;
2019-01-01
Abstract
Learning and developmental disabilities (LDD) are associated with a reduction in motor development. A regular physical and sport activity (PSA) may have a higher impact on the cognitive function of children with LDD respect to a typically developing child. However, LDD population exhibits poor PSA and there is consensus about which type of PSA has the best outcomes on it. The present work aims to review the state of the art about the effects of PSA on children and adolescents with different LDD and to discuss didactic implications and future research directions.File in questo prodotto:
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