“…TGMD-2 is reported as a valid and reliable instrument (Ulrich, 2000), it is inexpensive, with easy to use procedures and provides useful information on gross motor skill coordination of children in a school setting, has been widely used (Schembri et al, 2015;Kezić, Šimunović, & Kalinski, 2020), can identify movement difficulties and serve to design specific programs and activities for the improvement of motor development, where with similar assessment instruments, significant advances have been found in students with disabilities (Ochoa-Martínez et al, 2018;Ochoa-Martínez et al, 2019). Therefore, according to SEP (Secretariat of Public Education for its acronym in Spanish), in the area of physical education, teaching competencies are recommended in the assessment of students based on the educational model and curriculum (SEP, 2016), taking into account educational environments that favor inclusion at all educational levels, with an adequate attitude from teachers for teaching skills in students (Otondo Briceño, 2018;Camano Carballo et al, 2019).…”