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Vol.20, No.1, 41 ~ 49, 2017
Title
A Study on Product Development to Promote the Effects of Exercise on Children and to Induce Their Interest in Exercise: A Survey on the Development of Cognitive and Motor Functions in Children
 
Abstract
This study was conducted to develop wearable products with visual and auditory feedback aimed at promoting exercise interest in children. Here we determined the theoretical characteristics of cognitive and motor function development during childhood, empirical characteristics of children`s motor functions, and factors that encourage exercise using natural observation and in-depth interview research methods. The questionnaire assessed children`s motor ability, intensively trained body parts in sports programs, types of training or classes that improve the motor ability of each muscle group, significantly considered aspects of children`s sports programs, and factors that promote children`s interest in exercise. Our results suggest that the development of sport programs comprising varied exercise options that enhance body and limb movements are needed for balanced growth. Furthermore, it is very important to provide motivation for regular exercise and appropriate feedback, such as praise and encouragement, to maintain interest in exercise. This study identifies the standards for developing products that peak children`s interest in exercise and the basis for a physically and mentally healthy society.
Key Words
Inducing Interest in Exercise, Motor Function Development in Children, Visual and Auditory Feedbacks, Wearable Product
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