2012
DOI: 10.5216/rpp.v15i3.15412
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Affordances Em Ambientes Domésticos E Desenvolvimento Motor De Pré-Escolares

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“…When correlating the opportunities in the home environment and motor development, a significant correlation was found for fine and gross motor skills for the boys and a variety of stimulation, and materials of fine and gross motor skills and motor stimulation for the girls. These results were confirmed by the multiple linear regression performed, and are justified, since girls develop earlier than boys and are more patient in performing fine motor activities, which causes the AHEMD to be more compatible with the female gender 13 . In addition, these authors attribute this finding to a greater importance of the variables variety of stimulation and the presence of materials of fine and thick motility, in relation to other subscales that compose the AHEMD.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 68%
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“…When correlating the opportunities in the home environment and motor development, a significant correlation was found for fine and gross motor skills for the boys and a variety of stimulation, and materials of fine and gross motor skills and motor stimulation for the girls. These results were confirmed by the multiple linear regression performed, and are justified, since girls develop earlier than boys and are more patient in performing fine motor activities, which causes the AHEMD to be more compatible with the female gender 13 . In addition, these authors attribute this finding to a greater importance of the variables variety of stimulation and the presence of materials of fine and thick motility, in relation to other subscales that compose the AHEMD.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 68%
“…Therefore, in light of the principles of the sequence and continuity of a lifetime motor 11 development approach, it is assumed that motor development is influenced by the affordances in the home since the beginning of the basic fundamental motor according to the gender. However, there is no consensus in the current literature about the relationship between these variables 5,7,[12][13][14] and whether the same behaviour differs between the sexes, since most studies do not discriminate the results in relation to sex.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 87%
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“…No presente estudo foram analisadas possíveis alterações na competência motora a partir da análise do microssistema (gênero) e do exossistema (escolas). Recentemente outros estudos realizados no Brasil utilizaram o modelo bioecológico de Bronfenbrenner (1979) para examinar o desenvolvimento de habilidades motoras e o desenvolvimento humano Nobre, Coutinho, & Valentini, 2012;Nobre et al, 2014) Sendo assim, deve-se reconhecer que crianças de primeira infância estão no período crítico para o desenvolvimento e aquisição de habilidades motoras (Gabbard, 2008;Stodden et al, 2008), e é no ambiente escolar que elas passam a maior parte do seu dia (Venetsanou & Kambas, 2010). Então, pode-se sugerir que a promoção de oportunidades de prática e a exposição a ambientes adequados, amplos e com disponibilidade de materiais são fatores essenciais para o desenvolvimento igualitário da competência motora em crianças de escolas públicas e particulares.…”
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“…Dentre os fatores que influenciam o desenvolvimento motor destacamos a atividade motora desempenhada pela criança no tempo livre e com apoio dos pais 12 ; as oportunidades oferecidas de prática cotidiana [13][14] ; e, as intervenções compensatórias 2,[15][16][17][18][21][22][23][24] em aulas de educação física [23][24][25] e/ou nas práticas esportivas [26][27][28] que a criança participa.…”
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