Pedagogická antropologie v podmínkách současné školy

Cichá, Martina; Hřivnová, Michaela; Chrásková, Marie; Kočí, Jana; Kůrková, Petra; Andrea, Preissová Krejčí; Sofková, Tereza; Tomanová, Jitka; Tománková, Kristína; Zemánek, Petr

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“…Several studies have compared somatic parameters of preschool children [6,11,12,21,22,41,47]. In a study [11] conducted using anthropometric research in Taiwan, they investigated the anthropometric parameters of upper limb length, leg length and width, arm length and width, and face length and width in children aged 2 to 6 years.…”

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Anthropometry of Romany school age children from eastern Slovakia

Duranková

Csanády

Ružbarská

2023

Biomedical Human Kinetics

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Study aim: The aim of the study was to perform an anthropometric analysis of children of the minority population of younger school age from eastern Slovakia. Material and methods: The main aim of the study was to perform an anthropometric analysis of 6–10-year-old Romany children at primary schools in eastern Slovakia. In the study, we evaluated twenty measured anthropometric parameters in a group that consisted of 150 children (59 boys and 91 girls). Results: We compared the differences between the sexes and evaluated the body size effect between sexes. We found that in most of the measured parameters, the boys had higher average values. Conclusions: Our results confirmed differences in size for most somatic characteristics in the minority Slovak population. However, in order to confirm the findings, it will be necessary in future to evaluate a larger sample of children from Slovakia.

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“…Several authors have measured anthropological body dimensions in their studies [8,12,15,21,22,26,53,54]. The usefulness of these dimensions is important and reliable for monitoring the health of children of different ages.…”

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