THE INFLUENCE OF VARIOUS MODES OF PHYSICAL ACTIVITY ON PSYCHOMOTOR AND COGNITIVE FUNCTIONS OF PRESCHOOL CHILDREN
Journal: BULLETIN OF KEMEROVO STATE UNIVERSITY. SERIES: BIOLOGICAL, ENGINEERING AND EARTH SCIENCES
Volume 2018 № 1
, 2018
Rubrics: BIOLOGY
Authors:
1.
Kemerovo State University
2.
Kemerovo State University
Type:
Article
Pages:
from 4
to 9
Status:
Published
Received:
23.06.2018
Accepted:
23.06.2018
Published:
23.06.2018
Language:
Russian
Keywords:
motor activity, neurodynamic indicators, psychomotor functions, preschoolers, lifestyle, development, memory, attention
Abstract (English):
The study features the influence of various physical activities on psychomotor and cognitive performance in preschool children. The research included assessment of psycho-physiological characteristics of children and used the PFK automated complex. The authors also interviewed parents about their children’s lifestyle. The aim of the study is to attract the attention of young parents and professionals to the problem of inactivity in preschoolers. A thorough analysis of a complex of factors shows that children engaged in sports and dancing have higher neurodynamic indicators than those spending time playing with gadgets. Children engaged in yoga and sport clubs have a high level of visual and auditory memory, in contrast to children with low physical activity, which differ mainly in the low level of visual memory. Using a computer and other gadgets by a preschooler has both a positive and a negative impact.
The study features the influence of various physical activities on psychomotor and cognitive performance in preschool children. The research included assessment of psycho-physiological characteristics of children and used the PFK automated complex. The authors also interviewed parents about their children’s lifestyle. The aim of the study is to attract the attention of young parents and professionals to the problem of inactivity in preschoolers. A thorough analysis of a complex of factors shows that children engaged in sports and dancing have higher neurodynamic indicators than those spending time playing with gadgets. Children engaged in yoga and sport clubs have a high level of visual and auditory memory, in contrast to children with low physical activity, which differ mainly in the low level of visual memory. Using a computer and other gadgets by a preschooler has both a positive and a negative impact.
Keywords:
motor activity, neurodynamic indicators, psychomotor functions, preschoolers, lifestyle, development, memory, attention
motor activity, neurodynamic indicators, psychomotor functions, preschoolers, lifestyle, development, memory, attention
