Five children from different ethnic backgrounds play ball in a sports hall. One child uses a wheelchair and another child uses crutches. They laugh and actively move on the lacquered wooden floor, where colored strokes mark the path. A basketball hovers in the air between them, while a basketball basket is visible in the background. The image radiates joy, inclusion and community.
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Supporting Active Living for All Kids

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Pedagogy
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13 May
2025
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Five children from different ethnic backgrounds play ball in a sports hall. One child uses a wheelchair and another child uses crutches. They laugh and actively move on the lacquered wooden floor, where colored strokes mark the path. A basketball hovers in the air between them, while a basketball basket is visible in the background. The image radiates joy, inclusion and community.
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Tools and inspiration to promote physical activity among children and adolescents with special needs.

With knowledge from the research project Supporting Active Living For All Kids, the Research and Implementation Centre for Sport, Movement and Learning (FIIBL) at the University of Southern Denmark (SDU) has gathered a number of tools and inspiration for you,

working to develop plans and implement interventions for children and young people with special needs — both in school and leisure.

See more on the website of the research centre FIIBL

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Thomas Skovgaard
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