Physical Activity Design Guidelines for School Architecture.
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ABSTRACT: Increasing children's physical activity at school is a national focus in the U.S. to address childhood obesity. While research has demonstrated associations between aspects of school environments and students' physical activity, the literature currently lacks a synthesis of evidence to serve as a practical, spatially-organized resource for school designers and decision-makers, as well as to point to pertinent research opportunities. This paper describes the development of a new practical tool: Physical Activity Design Guidelines for School Architecture. Its aims are to provide architects and designers, as well as school planners, educators, and public health professionals, with strategies for making K-12 school environments conducive to healthy physical activity, and to engage scientists i
SUBMITTER: Brittin J
PROVIDER: S-EPMC4521876 | biostudies-literature | 2015
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature
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