global-journal-of-human-social-science-h-interdisciplinary Global Journal of Human-Social Science - H: Interdisciplinary 0975-587X 2249-460X Global Journals Publishing Group Incorporated 62193 Alternative Physical Activation Program to Improve School Performance Physical Activity and Academic Learning in Schools SierraAntonio Jesus Perez Encinas-TrujilloManuel Octavio Placencia-CamachoLucia Sanchez-OmsAlberto Bautista Morales-Fabregas5Alberto Miguel MEXICO, University of Sonora 13 05 2023 23 H3 11 18

One of the problems affecting children in Mexico is the lack of systematic physical activity, which influences school performance. For this reason, the objective was to determine the effect of an alternative physical activation program to improve school performance. This was a quantitative study, based on a pre-experimental design. The participants were (N=134), made up of (n=64) boys and (n=70) girls, the average age was 9.4 (±1.01). Normality tests were applied, as well as Student’s t-test, to compare the results of Bimesters II and IV, the confidence level was (95%), with a significance value of (p˂0.05). The most significant results found were in Mathematics p=0.000, in the second and sixth grades. Better progress was obtained with the alternative physical activation program to improve school performance, the alternative program was used for 40 sessions, with a duration of 45 minutes, in advance of the school day. In conclusion, the alternative physical activation program to improve school performance can have a beneficial effect in the subjects of Mathematics, Civic Education, and History.

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One of the problems affecting children in Mexico is the lack of systematic physical activity, which influences school performance. For this reason, the objective was to determine the effect of an alternative physical activation program to improve school performance. This was a quantitative study, based on a pre-experimental design. The participants were (N=134), made up of (n=64) boys and (n=70) girls, the average age was 9.4 (±1.01). Normality tests were applied, as well as Student's t-test, to compare the results of Bimesters II and IV, the confidence level was (95%), with a significance value of (p˂0.05). The most significant results found were in Mathematics p=0.000, in the second and sixth grades. Better progress was obtained with the alternative physical activation program to improve school performance, the alternative program was used for 40 sessions, with a duration of 45 minutes, in advance of the school day. In conclusion, the alternative physical activation program to improve school performance can have a beneficial effect in the subjects of Mathematics, Civic Education, and History.