Medir el conocimiento de seguridad hídrica de los niños de la escuela primaria australiana: alineación con el

Lauren Petrass1, Hannah Calverley2,3, Bernadette Matthews2,3,4

  • 1Institute of Education, Arts and Community, Federation University Australia, Ballarat, Victoria, Australia.

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Existen brechas de conocimiento sobre seguridad en el agua en los estudiantes australianos de primaria, particularmente en aquellos que no tienen clases de natación o que hablan un idioma diferente al inglés. Se necesita una educación específica para mejorar la seguridad del agua para todos los niños.

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