Desarrollo Humano por Arq. Carlos Vera Guardia | IAKS Latinoamericano y Caribe

En el breve tiempo de un artículo trataremos de analizar la presencia constante e importancia del deporte, las actividades físicas y la recreación en el desarrollo humano integral. Entre los factores a ser considerados se encuentran

Aspectos biológicos
Lo social
Lo psicológico
Lo artístico
Lo ético
La creatividad
Autonomía / libertad.

Arq. Carlos Vera Guardia

mail: veraguardia@hotmail.com

ARQ. CARLOS VERA GUARDIA

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