Environment and Social Psychology

Childhood, Education and Psychomotor and Psychosocial Development

Submission deadline: 2024-03-31
Special Issue Editors

Special Issue Information

Dear Colleagues,


Childhood is a key stage for the motor, cognitive, social, affective and emotional development of the human being. The educational intervention within the home, school and social constitutes the best means to enhance the development of children and especially their health and well-being, both physical and mental or social.

There are multiple strategies that can be carried out from the family, from educational agents, such as educators and educational centers, and from public institutions establishing socio-educational policies that favor the education of children and the improvement of their 4 spheres of activity. development: motor, social, psychological and affective-emotional.

Through this special issue, the aim is to disseminate quality research related to early childhood education, work on psychomotricity or Physical Education or work on different psychological and psychosocial variables, keys to promoting optimal development of children. Empirical articles and literature reviews, systematics or meta-analyses will be accepted. As well as conceptual articles that inquire about some relevant aspect and that clarify concepts that may be key in the context of childhood, education, psychomotricity, and psychological and psychosocial variables.


Prof. Dr. Víctor Arufe-Giráldez,

Guest Editor

Keywords

Childhood; Education; Psychomotricity; Psychological variables; Psychosocial variables; Integral development; Early Childhood Education; Early intervention; Health; Wellbeing

Published Paper

Levels of physical activity in childhood. Analysis of Family influence, gender, type of school and place of residence

Oliver Ramos-Álvarez;Ana Vieites Lois;Víctor Arufe-Giráldez;

Physical education by competencies in the South American context: Pedagogical perspectives and curricular approaches for the integral development of children

Richar Jacobo Posso-Pacheco;Bertha Susana Paz-Viteri;María Gladys Cóndor-Chicaiza;Josue Celso Marcillo Ñacato;Oliver Ramos-Álvarez;

Effects of a gamification proposal in the physical education class on motor development in 3rd and 4th grade students at a private school in Valparaíso—Chile

Felipe Morales;Catalina Sobarzo;Juan Hurtado Almonacid;Jacqueline Páez Herrera;