METHODS OF TEACHING STUDENTS TO FORM PHYSICAL CULTURE SKILLS IN STUDENTS
Keywords:
physical culture, physical education, fitness, active learning, motivation, health literacy,, interdisciplinary teaching.Abstract
Teaching students to develop physical culture skills is essential for fostering lifelong health, fitness, and well-being. This thesis explores effective methods, including structured instruction, game-based learning, technology integration, personalized approaches, and interdisciplinary strategies. By creating an engaging and inclusive environment, educators can enhance students' motivation and confidence, ensuring long-term commitment to an active lifestyle. These approaches contribute to students’ overall physical, mental, and social development.
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