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University of Groningen

The brain in motion

de Bruijn, Anna Gerardina Maria

DOI:

10.33612/diss.99782666

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Publication date: 2019

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de Bruijn, A. G. M. (2019). The brain in motion: effects of different types of physical activity on primary school children's academic achievement and brain activation. Rijksuniversiteit Groningen.

https://doi.org/10.33612/diss.99782666

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Stellingen behorend bij het proefschrift

THE BRAIN IN MOTION

EFFECTS OF DIFFERENT TYPES OF PHYSICAL ACTIVITY ON PRIMARY SCHOOL CHILDREN’S ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT AND

BRAIN ACTIVATION

door Anne de Bruijn

1. Minder fitte kinderen zijn slechter in het onthouden en manipuleren van informatie, waardoor ze lager presteren op rekenen en spelling (hoofdstuk 2).

2. Fittere kinderen zijn beter in lezen en rekenen, terwijl motorisch vaardigere kinderen beter zijn in rekenen en spelling (hoofdstuk 3). 3. Van gym word je niet noodzakelijkerwijs slim, maar beslist ook niet dommer (hoofdstuk 4). 4. Differentiatie zou in de gymzaal net zo gebruikelijk moeten zijn als in het klaslokaal (hoofdstuk 4). 5. Fysieke activiteit zet de hersenen in beweging, waarbij de precieze effecten afhankelijk zijn van het type activiteit (hoofdstuk 6). 6. Kinderen zouden gedurende de schooldag meer mogelijkheden moeten krijgen om fysiek actief te zijn (dit proefschrift). 7. Ondanks de toename van sedentair gedrag onder kinderen, blijkt stilliggen moeilijk voor ze te zijn (dit proefschrift).

8. Om de praktische relevantie van onderwijskundig onderzoek te vergroten, zouden leerkrachten meer betrokken moeten worden bij het opzetten van wetenschappelijke studies.

9. De beste ideeën ontstaan wanneer je fysiek actief bezig bent. 10. Het is hypocriet om te beweren dat bewegen belangrijk is als je

zelf de hele dag stilzit.

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