Peter Židek

Peter Židek is an Assistant Professor at the Department of Preschool and Elementary Education, Faculty of Education, J. Selye University in Komárno, Slovakia. His research focuses on assessing university students' fitness using the NETFIT program and exploring physical activity patterns among socioeconomically disadvantaged populations, particularly children with autism spectrum disorder and Roma communities. He holds a PaedDr. degree and has extensive experience in teaching and research across multiple institutions.

• Education: Rigorous examination in Preschool and Elementary Pedagogy (2009–2011), social pedagogy (2000–2004).
• Employment: Taught in special elementary schools (2001–2013) and private vocational schools before joining academia.

Research Interests: Physical education methodology, health promotion, motor skill development, and inclusive education strategies.

Publications: Over 16 peer-reviewed articles and conference papers, including studies on child welfare, ASD interventions, and Roma health disparities. His work has been cited internationally, reflecting contributions to education and health sciences.