Current PhD projects:
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Louise Stjerne Knudsen Associate professor, PhD Thomas Bredahl Moving Towards Learning: Understanding and Framing teachers’ didactic, meaningfulness and intrinsic motivation for using physical activity as a tool for learning |
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Mikkel Hjort Associate professor, PhD Jens Troelsen |
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Jan Arvidsen, cand.pæd. Associate professor, PhD Søren Andkjær Nature Moves? Exploring Everyday Relations between Children and Selected Places in Nature |
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Henriette Bondo Andersen, cand.scient.san.publ. Associate professor, PhD Jaspar Schipperijn Children’s movement patterns and physical activity in the schoolyard during recess – Defined and described with GPS and accelerometer |
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Mikkel Bo Schneller, cand.scient. Associate professor, PhD Jaspar Schipperijn TEACHOUT: Outdoor School and physical activity |
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Søren Smedegaard, cand.scient. Associate professor, PhD Thomas Skovgaard Implementing a multicomponent activity intervention in the school setting |
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Henrik Taarsted Jørgensen, cand.scient. Associate professor, PhD Jens Troelsen Teachers perspective on implementing physical activity and movement in secondary schools |
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Recent PhD projects:
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Else Ladekjær, MA Associate professor, PhD Jens Troelsen Children in movement. An anthropological research of children and movement in elementary school 17 June 2016 |
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Charlotte Skau Pawlowski, MSc Associate professor, PhD Jens Troelsen A field study of what creates activity in recess focusing at how environmental, organizational, and social mechanisms affect the physical activity level. |
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Charlotte Demant Klinker, MSc Public Health Associate professor, PhD Jens Troelsen When cities move children. Children’s movement patterns and physical activity in their local community measured with GPS and accelerometer: evaluating urban renewal. |
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Thomas Madsen, MSc Associate professor, PhD Jens Troelsen Bikeability: Environmental factors associated with bicycling. Using GIS and GPS to identify significant factors. 20 December 2013 |
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Mette Toftager, MSc Public Health Associate professor, PhD Jens Troelsen Relationship between neighbourhood built environment, school environment and physical activity level in adolescents - a multicomponent intervention study. 7 November 2013 |
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Lars Breum Skov Christiansen, MSc Associate professor, PhD Jens Troelsen School physical environment: Implications for adolescent active transport and physical fitness. 3 November 2013 |