The effects of perceptual motor development programs on balance and quickness at preschool children aged between 4 and 6
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Algısal Motor Gelişim, Denge, Çabukluk.Abstract
Preschool is the term that allows the most positive and permanent contributions to movements skills to be realized. This term includes the development stages that may shape whole life. It is known that, apporpriate education programs in sensitive age terms accelerate development at children. Therefore, the effects of perceptual motor development programs on balance and qucikness will be examined in this study.Pre-test Post-test control group model is carried out in this study. 62 children, consisting of 30 for test group and 32 for control gorup and ages of which changing between 4 and 6 were participated in this study. Perceptual motor development activities were applied on test group for a period of 14 weeks and pre-test and post-test differences were analized by independent samples t test between the groups. Consequently; while significant differences (p<0.01) were seen at within-group measurements, there was no significant difference at between-group measurements (p>0.05) at the pre-test post test values of motor performance of test group and control gorup.Downloads
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23.09.2008
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Tüfekçioğlu, E., & Ayça, İ. B. (2008). The effects of perceptual motor development programs on balance and quickness at preschool children aged between 4 and 6. Journal of Human Sciences, 5(2). https://doi.org/10.14687/jhs.v5i2.512