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    Skoleidræt ifølge MUGI-modellen i Bunkeflo-projektet

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    Upplägget innehåller två kortare abstract kring Bunkeflomodellen samt MUGI

    Classic textbook on motor control takes no account of cognitive development [Elektronisk resurs]

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    This is the fifth edition of this textbook about human performance and motor learning, published with the same title since 1982. In this new edition there are several sidebars with up to date information on key researchers, historical papers or specific concepts in motor learning. Highlight boxes present research issues and historical connections relevant to the chapters’ topics. The 581 pages include an appendix with logarithms, a glossary, author presentations, and an author index as well as a subject index.</p

    Classic textbook on motor control takes no account of cognitive development

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    This is the fifth edition of this textbook about human performance and motor learning, published with the same title since 1982. In this new edition there are several sidebars with up to date information on key researchers, historical papers or specific concepts in motor learning. Highlight boxes present research issues and historical connections relevant to the chapters’ topics. The 581 pages include an appendix with logarithms, a glossary, author presentations, and an author index as well as a subject index

    Educare 2013:1 : Artiklar

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    Educare 2013:1 : Artiklar

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    Educare 2012:1 : Artiklar

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    Educare 2012:1 : Artiklar

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    Tänkande ur flervetenskapliga perspektiv [Elektronisk resurs]

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    Tänkande ur flervetenskapliga perspektiv Rapport från The 13th International Conference on Thinking in Norrköping, Sweden, June 17-21, 2007The 13th International Conference on Thinking in Norrköping, Sweden, June 17-21, 2007 The International Conference on Thinking focuses on new ways of thinking across different disciplines such as: Arts, Business, Culture, Education, Health, Politics, Media, and Sports. It also emphasizes that innovation and creativity t may result in new concepts and practice that could lead to new ways of thinking about old problems. The challenge is to create societies that enhance thinking about social and environmental development as well as economic and cultural development. The first Thinking Conference took place in 1982 at the University of the South Pacific, where the author Edward de Bono talked about “Lateral Thinking”. The Fiji seminar grew to become The First International Conference on Thinking with 250 participants from 42 universities. Over 1500 delegates attended The 12th International Conference on Thinking in Melbourne, July 4-8 2005. At the 13th International Conference on Thinking in Norrköping there were over two hundred presenters covering a wide range of contents and presentation formats. Most of the sessions were parallel sessions giving delegates a choice from up to fourteen different presentations. There were 40 plenary and featured speakers, 26 presenters of peer reviewed research papers, and more than 110 other workshops and presentations. See Appendix over speeches and peer reviewed research papers. Many of the papers and presentations can also be found on the website http://www.liu.se/thinkingconference/.</p
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