Marina Schoemaker

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Associate Professor at Centre for Human Movement Science

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The Dutch Lifelines Cohort: The risk of developmental coordination disorder runs in families

2024, Acta Paediatrica

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Qualitative age-related changes in fine motor skill performance among 3- to 6-year-old typically developing children

2023, Human Movement Science

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- THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SOCIAL ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS AND MOTOR PERFORMANCE IN 3- TO 12-YEAR-OLD TYPICALLY DEVELOPING CHILDREN: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEWDagmar Derikx (Speaker), Suzanne Houwen (Contributor), Vivian Meijers (Contributor), Marina Schoemaker (Contributor), Esther Hartman (Contributor) 23-Sep-2021 → 25-Sep-2021 Academic presentation > Academic
- Master Graduation Symposium Human Movement SciencesClaudine Lamoth (Organiser), Matthias Kempe (Organiser), Rob den Otter (Organiser), Yvo Kamsma (Organiser), Marina Schoemaker (Organiser), Nienke Kompagnie (Organiser), Dea Gjaltema (Organiser) 26-Jun-2019 Organising and contributing to an event > Academic
- We12BFit! Improving physical fitness and lifestyle physical activity in 7-12 year old children with developmental coordination disorder (DCD).Marina Schoemaker (Speaker), Petra Braaksma (Speaker), Ilse Stuive (Speaker), Rienk Dekker (Speaker), Corry van der Sluis (Speaker) 8-Jun-2019 Academic presentation > Academic
- 13th International Developmental Coordination Disorder ConferenceSuzanne Houwen (Chair/vice-chair of scientific committee), Marja Cantell (Chair/vice-chair of scientific committee), Marina Schoemaker (Member of scientific committee) 5-Jun-2019 → 8-Jun-2019 Organising and contributing to an event > Academic
- 13th International Developmental Coordination Disorder Conference (Event)Marja Cantell (Chair), Suzanne Houwen (Chair), (Member of board), Marina Schoemaker (Member of board) 5-Jun-2019 → 8-Jun-2019 Membership > Academic
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The Dutch Lifelines Cohort: The risk of developmental coordination disorder runs in families

Qualitative age-related changes in fine motor skill performance among 3- to 6-year-old typically developing children

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