- Childhood motor function serves as a significant underlying factor for healthy development, making poor motor activity in early childhood a public health concern that can lead to negative developmental trajectories.
- Lifestyle factors (such as excess sedentary behavior and an unhealthy diet) may influence both children's motor function and young people's academic achievement.
- Overweight and obesity are linked to lower cognitive and academic achievement in school-aged children and adolescents.

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Implications of children and adolescents
- cognitive function （ (during childhood)
- academic achievement (later school age)

The Global Epidemic Obesity and Physical Inactivity

- 10% of school aged children are estimated to be overweight 
- 1/3 of children and youth are sufficiently physically active
- physical inactivity may impact students' cognitive function and academic achievement 
- Obesity has been shown to predict poor cognitive function and academic achievement in school age
-Childhood motor function has relationship with reading, language, and mathematics.
* It's important to understand the interrelatedness of these factors and the potential impact on academic achievement 

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