2020
DOI: 10.23865/up.v14.2090
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Å styrke fysisk aktiv lek i barnehagen – evaluering av et intervensjonsdesign basert på en høy grad av personaldeltagelse

Abstract: Strukturerte intervensjonsprogrammer som implementeres i barnehager er ofte ikke tilpasset barnehagenes ulike kontekster og kompleksitet. Denne studien drøfter muligheter og barrierer i et intervensjonsdesign der personalgruppene er aktivt deltagende i å uforme og gjennomføre intervensjonens innhold. I prosjektet Barn i bevegelse var målet å forbedre betingelsene for barns fysisk aktive lek i barnehagen. Personalet bestemte mål og innhold for intervensjonen i deres institusjoner innenfor rammer gitt av forsker… Show more

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“…It is relevant to point out the importance of preschool for children’s PA; for example, the study by Aguilar-Farias [ 35 ] shows that during the early stages of the COVID-19 pandemic, time spent in PA decreased, recreational screen time and sleep duration increased, and sleep quality declined among preschool children. Øvreås et al [ 36 ] pointed out that the successful implementation of interventions with the aim of increasing children’s PA levels requires the inclusion of all employees. Therefore, the design of interventions in accordance with the preschool’s capacity and the employees’ competence can create lasting results.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It is relevant to point out the importance of preschool for children’s PA; for example, the study by Aguilar-Farias [ 35 ] shows that during the early stages of the COVID-19 pandemic, time spent in PA decreased, recreational screen time and sleep duration increased, and sleep quality declined among preschool children. Øvreås et al [ 36 ] pointed out that the successful implementation of interventions with the aim of increasing children’s PA levels requires the inclusion of all employees. Therefore, the design of interventions in accordance with the preschool’s capacity and the employees’ competence can create lasting results.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%