Homosporticus

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Authors: Mekić Amel, Nikšić Elvira, Beganović Edin, Pašalić Arzija and Taljić Irzada

Starting to study at the University and getting new responsibilities changes the way of lifestyle. The change is mostly maintained in the way of eating and (non) existence of physical activity. The aim of the research was to determine the food habits and physical activity of the students at the University of Sarajevo. The study covered 1038 (694 female and 344 male) students from 1st to 5th year of the faculty, 18 to 43 years of age. Used method was a questionnaire designed for this research, and based on previously used questionnaire and it was conducted online. Results show that the largest number of students (48.0%) consume 2 meals a day, 81.9% of students thinks that the breakfast is the most important meal but only half of them (53.7%) always have breakfast. 37.2% of students usually have eggs for the breakfast, 30.8% sandwich, 19.9% slice of bread with toppings and 12.1% eat cereals. 11.4% of students carry a meal from home: 11.1% take fruits and 35.4 % take the sandwich. 89.2% of students buy snacks in fast food and bakery: hamburger (60.0%), sandwich (33.0 %), hotdog (6.7 %), croissant (38.1 %), dough with cottage cheese (27.0 %), pie (17.5 %), dough with the hotdog (11.1 %). Most of the students (62.5 %) consume water, 5.8% drink juice, while 31.7% consume both. 65.2 % are involved in physical activity 1-2 times weekly for 30 minutes, 34.3 % are involved 2-3 times a week for 60 minutes and 66.1 % of student are physically active every day for 90 minutes. Those who are not active „blame „insufficient leisure time (48.1%), obligations at the faculty (39.6%), lack of money (12.3%). Most of the students (33.7%) sleep for 8 h, 32.3% sleep for 7 h, 24.5% sleep for 6 h. Conclusion: Inadequate eating habits, insufficient time and too much obligations, but also a high percentage of students involved in physical activity and enough sleep, points the need to open students' canteens based on the principles of proper nutrition and tailored to students' income.

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Authors: Nikola Utvić, Miloš Dejanović, Miloš Nikolić and Viney Prakash Dubey

with the ball in the blind and sight-impaired persons. The body composition with goalball players is crucial for studying due to insufficient physical activity, which aims to characterize persons with sight invalidity issue. Methods: The articles from the following electronic databases have been studied: PubMed/Medline, Cihnal, Embase, Open-J-Gate, Science Direct and Google Scholar. The articles published between 2004 and 2019 have been studied, with a focuson the anthropological profile of goalball players. The inclusion criteria were divided into four sections: study strategy, study design, type of measurement outcome, exclusion criteria. The procedures were carried out in accordance with the PreferredReporting Items for Systematic Reviews (PRISMA) statement. Results: Out of 108 articles collected, 14 articles have been analyzed in detail on the grounds of databases and consequentlya conclusion has been provided. Conclusion: The body height is crucial for contributing to a greater arm span, which means greater space coverage, as wellas a percentage of muscle tissue connected to muscle strength.

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Authors: Alma Švraka

Family and school partnerships are important for achieving quality results in education and this research is a transient partnership study. In our research, we investigated the communication and participation of parents in decision-making, since both are seen as elements of active parent involvement in building mutual partnership. The purpose of the paper was to examine the impact of an experimental treatment on the development of parent-school partnership in relation to sex and professional qualifications. In this research we used methods: analytical-descriptive method, theoretical analysis method, survey method and experimental method. Parents were interviewed with the same questionnaire before and after experimental treatment (partnership workshops). The research sample consisted of thirty parents of high school students (14 females and 16 males) in the territory of Travnik Municipality. Results of the T-test were statistically significant differences (p=0.05). There is a statistically significant difference for male (t=-4.824; p=0.00) and female subjects (t=-5.192; p=0.00) between the initial and final survey. The differences may be seen in the case of subjects who have elementary education (t=-6.504; p=0.00) and secondary education (t=-5.276; p=0.00). In the case of subjects with university education (t=-2.138; p=0.07), these differences are not statistically significant.