Comparative study of two different kinds of school furniture among children

Article Abstract:

Research was conducted to examine two different kinds of furniture, namely, the ISO standard furniture for schoolchildren and Mandal's furniture, in a real-world environment and on a long-term basis. Data were taken from a sample of 263 children with ages ranging from eight to 11 years old after years of using the same furniture. Results indicate that schoolchildren have a preference for ergonomically designed furniture.

Students, Children's furniture, School children

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Walking in visually handicapped children and its energy cost

Article Abstract:

Research is presented describing the study of energy consumption in both visually impaired and non-visually impaired children to determine any significant differences.

Visually disabled persons, Visually impaired persons, Energy metabolism, Energy metabolism in children

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Promoting children's physical activity in primary school: intervention study using playground markings

Article Abstract:

Research is presented describing the use of experimental playground markings to access the level of physical activity undertaken by children at primary level.

Elementary school students

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