2019
DOI: 10.1249/01.mss.0000562805.61017.f8
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Effects Of A Teacher-led Movement-training Program On Physical Fitness, Motor Skills, And Physical Activity In Third And Fourth Grade Students

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“…The results obtained in our study confirmed the data of previous research on modernizing the educational process in the lesson of physical education through the comprehensive use of modern fitness technology (Masteller, 2018;Kolokoltsev et al, 2018;Zhamardiy et al, 2019;Pricop et al 2016). The validity of the teaching strategy was also highlighted, which confirms the research hypothesis.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 90%
“…The results obtained in our study confirmed the data of previous research on modernizing the educational process in the lesson of physical education through the comprehensive use of modern fitness technology (Masteller, 2018;Kolokoltsev et al, 2018;Zhamardiy et al, 2019;Pricop et al 2016). The validity of the teaching strategy was also highlighted, which confirms the research hypothesis.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 90%
“…So, the importance of basic motion for the growth and development of children even in the world of basic motion therapy in the form and adjusted using patterns in accordance with the needs and development of motion in accordance with age. According to Schwarzer et al (2018) explained that the ability in basic movement skills or fundamental motor skills greatly contributes to the development of physical abilities, cognitive abilities, and social adaptation of children (Masteller & Sirard, 2019). Motor development is one aspect that is very important in the early stages of development of children.…”
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confidence: 99%