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    The document discusses a 2008 study that analyzed the effects of a physical education program called TAKE 10! on elementary school students' physical activity levels and classroom behavior. The study found that the 10-minute physical activity sessions conducted during classroom time significantly increased the moderate to vigorous physical activity of the students and decreased their off-task classroom behavior, such as fidgeting and out-of-seat behavior.

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    The document discusses a 2008 study that analyzed the effects of a physical education program called TAKE 10! on elementary school students' physical activity levels and classroom behavior. The study found that the 10-minute physical activity sessions conducted during classroom time significantly increased the moderate to vigorous physical activity of the students and decreased their off-task classroom behavior, such as fidgeting and out-of-seat behavior.

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    6-Tort, M. (2008) - El Padre, Una Organizacion Psiquica Del Poder, en Fin Del Dogma Paterno, Paidos 2008

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    The document discusses a 2008 study that analyzed the effects of a physical education program called TAKE 10! on elementary school students' physical activity levels and classroom behavior. The study found that the 10-minute physical activity sessions conducted during classroom time significantly increased the moderate to vigorous physical activity of the students and decreased their off-task classroom behavior, such as fidgeting and out-of-seat behavior.

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