FEATURES OF GROWTH OF CHILDREN 7-9 YEARS OLD IN THE CONTEXT OF SCHOOL EDUCATION
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https://doi.org/10.26662/ke8evr19Keywords:
Height, children aged 7–9 years, early school age, physical development, growth rates, physical activity, academic workload.Abstract
The article focuses on age-related changes in height among children aged 7 to 9 years, representing a key cohort of early school age. The study analyzes the patterns and rates of linear growth, as well as gender-based differences. Growth reference standards and the importance of their application in medical monitoring of schoolchildren are discussed. The findings indicate that growth intensity is closely associated with the level of physical activity and academic workload. Episodes of growth deceleration may be considered early indicators of stress on adaptive mechanisms and a potential risk factor for the development of functional disorders in schoolchildren.
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