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Physical activity affects the entire physiological and psychological system of children's personality. It plays an important role in establishing relationships not only between children but also between adults, which is why it is a communicative and community-creating force.
If the given child solves the tasks in physical activity skillfully, he feels competent, can enjoy the support of his community, becomes more confident, does not shy away from new and new challenges, and this has an encouraging effect on his environment as well.
Physical activity has an impact on intellectual development, since the child participates in the movements with his entire personality, including his intellectual abilities. As a result of regular physical exercise, nerve cells become more diverse, more connections are built, and this has a positive effect on learning abilities and skills in the long term, as well as improves memory.
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