The present study examined the benefits of exercising and the direct effects of acute
exercising on students' cognitive functioning in the classroom. The researcher was …

Recent studies indicate that a single bout of physical exercise can have immediate positive
effects on cognitive performance of children and adolescents. However, the type of exercise …

The present study sought to investigate how aerobic exercise impacts cognition and affect in
children. Using a within-subjects, quasi-experimental design, 20 second-grade students …

A growing body of research has illuminated beneficial effects of a single bout of physical
activity (ie, acute exercise) on cognitive function in school-age children. However, the …

Physical inactivity is one of the leading health problems for university students. Low physical
activity levels during youth have been linked to the development of chronic diseases during …

The relationship between exercise and cognitive function has been of interest at least since
the time of the ancient Greeks. Although the link between the mind and the body is still …

The present study examined the effects of differing intensity levels of acute exercise on
preadolescent academic ability. In a repeated measures design, 18 preadolescent …

Physical activity has been shown to have a strong association with academic achievement.
Some studies have shown that mentally engaging exercise involving social interaction or …

The article examines the association between exercise and cognition through a randomized,
controlled study of children from urban schools in the Southeast US Topics discussed …

Regular exercise has been demonstrated to improve children's physical and mental health
in a variety of ways. However, there has been little study on the precise influence of exercise …