BEd (Sports and Recreation; UKM, Malaysia), MSc (Community Health; UKM, Malaysia), PhD (Physical Activity and Health; UQ, Australia) Centre for Education and Community Well-being, Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia.
Dr Denise Koh is a senior lecturer at the Centre for Education and Community Well-being, Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia. Her current research activities include objective measurement and evaluation of physical activity behaviour among preschool children; development of health behaviour education modules for preschool teachers; as well as development of fundamental movement skills in young children. Denise is also an active advocate in the community, and have contributed to a number of dietary and physical activity guidelines for Malaysians by the Ministry of Health Malaysia. She has also contributed to Physical Education and Sport Science curriculum under the Ministry of Education.
Dr Denise Koh is a senior lecturer at the Centre for Education and Community Well-being, Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia. Her current research activities include objective measurement and evaluation of physical activity behaviour among preschool children; development of health behaviour education modules for preschool teachers; as well as development of fundamental movement skills in young children. Denise is also an active advocate in the community, and have contributed to a number of dietary and physical activity guidelines for Malaysians by the Ministry of Health Malaysia. She has also contributed to Physical Education and Sport Science curriculum under the Ministry of Education.