Anna Ziersch, Moira Walsh, Clemence Due
Housing and health for people from refugee and asylum-seeking backgrounds: findings from an Australian qualitative longitudinal study
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mini handball among sports included part school physical education chile improve childrens motor skills motivate adherence healthy active lifestyle response concerns countrys high level childhood obesity end nonlinear pedagogy nlp used develop motor skills mini handball school context however socioeconomic differences influence development childrens motor skills considered determine whether methodology applies everyone aim present observational study describe compare effectiveness previously applied nlp methodology two contrasting socioeconomic contexts determine whether helps develop motor skills mini handball school contexts levine test used determine homogeneity variances p 005 distribution data normal kruskalwallis h statistical test used analyse withingroup data additionally mannwhitney u test applied comparisons groups results show significant improvements acquisition expected motor skills specific mini handball additionally shortening gap evidenced groups training process significant differences end progression therefore investigated nlp equally effective schoolchildren two opposite socioeconomic contexts