V. 5 N. 3 (2026)
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DIFERENÇAS ENTRE MENINOS E MENINAS NAS COMPETÊNCIAS MOTORAS BÁSICAS: IMPLICAÇÕES PARA A EDUCAÇÃO FÍSICA ESCOLAR

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  • Mary Grazielly Ferreira Cardoso,
  • Hevini Quidá Sório,
  • Isabella Mendonça Trindade,
  • Marcelo Gonçalves Duarte
Mary Grazielly Ferreira Cardoso
UFMS
Hevini Quidá Sório
UFMS
Isabella Mendonça Trindade
UFMS
Marcelo Gonçalves Duarte
UFMS

Pubblicato 2026-09-17

Parole chiave

  • MOBAK,
  • Competência Motora Básica,
  • Educação Física Escolar ,
  • Desenvolvimento Motor
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