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Influence of Schoolyard Renovations on Children's Physical Activity

September 1, 2010 | Journal Article

Learning Landscapes rebuilds worn-out schoolyards in Denver. This study compared physical activity at Learning Landscapes and non-renovated schoolyards. The authors built on previous research of physical activity in schoolyards by dividing the schoolyard surface into four categories.

Chapel Hill Mother Helps Create Active Routes to School

February 22, 2010 | Story

"I saw a lot of excitement in the kids who were part of Walking Wednesdays," said Diana Straughan. "Often, their parents were with them and it created a fellowship."

What Is the Impact on Children's Physical Activity if Play Grounds Are Renovated?

January 26, 2010 | Story

The study did not reveal a substantial increase in very active children in renovated playgrounds. Instead, Brink says, "what we saw was a major reduction in sedentary behavior and a substantial increase in moderate behavior."

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