FINAIS DE TRABALHOS...CRUCA DIA 18/11, A NOITEINTERCLASSE DIA 05/12, SEGUNDA DE MANHAPASSEIO DA GINCANA 09/1215/12, ULTIMA CORRIDA E FUTEBOL DE SABAO OLA!Sejam bem vindos ao ano escolar de 2017.Nele serao colocados as formas e dias de entrega de trabalhos, assim como videos e fotos pertinentes ao conteudo.E necessario que voce se inscreva( botao) seguir para receber todos os comunicados dele, ok?Tenham um bom ano de estudos! SUGESTOES DE PESQUISAPARA VER A PESQUISA INTEIRA COPIE E COLE NO GOOGLEGlobal Matrix 2.0: Report Card Grades on the Physical Activity of Children and Youth Comparing 38 CountriesTremblay MS, Barnes JD, Gonzalez SA, Katzmarzyk PT, * Onywera VO, Reilly JJ et al. 2016The Active Healthy Kids Global Alliance organized the concurrent preparation of Report Cards on the physical activity of children and youth in 38 countries from 6 continents (representing 60% of the worlds population). Nine common indicators were used (Overall Physical Activity, Organized Sport Participation, Active Play, Active Transportation, Sedentary Behavior, Family and Peers, School, Community and the Built Environment, and Government Strategies and Investments), and all Report Cards were generated through a harmonized development process and a standardized grading framework (from A = excellent, to F = failing). The 38 Report Cards were presented at the International Congress on Physical Activity and Public Health in Bangkok, Thailand on November 16, 2016. The consolidated findings are summarized in the form of a Global Matrix demonstrating substantial variation in grades both within and across countries. Countries that lead in certain indicators often lag in others. Average grades for both Overall Physical Activity and Sedentary Behavior around the world are D (low/poor). In contrast, the average grade for indicators related to supports for physical activity was C. Lower-income countries generally had better grades on Overall Physical Activity, Active Transportation, and Sedentary Behaviors compared with higher-income countries, yet worse grades for supports from Family and Peers, Community and the Built Environment, and Government Strategies and Investments. Average grades for all indicators combined were highest (best) in Denmark, Slovenia, and the Netherlands. Many surveillance and research gaps were apparent, especially for the Active Play and Family and Peers indicators. International cooperation and cross-fertilization is encouraged to address existing challenges, understand underlying determinants, conceive innovative solutions, and mitigate the global childhood inactivity crisis. The paradox of higher physical activity and lower sedentary behavior in countries reporting poorer infrastructure, and lower physical activity and higher sedentary behavior in countries reporting better infrastructure, suggests that autonomy to play, travel, or chore requirements and/or fewer attractive sedentary pursuits, rather than infrastructure and structured activities, may facilitate higher levels of physical activity.Policies for promotion of physical activity and prevention of obesity in adolescencePate, R., Flynn, J., Dowda M. 2016Obesity rates among children and adolescents in developed countries have increased dramatically since the 1970s. During that same period, numerous secular changes have combined to reduce the demand for physical activity in day-to-day life, and many barriers to physical activity are now evident. As a consequence, most children and adolescents do not meet the accepted public health guidelines for physical activity. Accordingly, public health interventions are