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How does Physical Activity effect the On-task behaviour of children within…

- - - - Focused on the lesson, answering/asking questions, completing work (at the right time), sitting smartly
    - - Consider - A child staring out the window might actually be thinking about their work and not getting distracted - think about how this might impact the findings of my Off-task behaviour
      - Not focused - swinging on chairs, movement around the classroom, disengaged in the lesson, getting distracted or being the distraction
        
        Look at SEND notes
    - - Autistic?
      - ADHD?
      - Behavioural problems?
    - - Requires little energy expenditure
      - Sitting or lying down is sedentary behaviour
- - - - Benefits:
        
        provides children with opportunities to improve fitness and be active to counter societal trends towards obesity and increased sedentary behaviours.
        
        impacts positively on learning and behaviour in the classroom.
        
        helps children to improve social skills and allows some children an opportunity to experience success in a unique learning environment
  - - - Primary School teachers can use PE lesson content to help improve pupils' on-task behaviour