modeling professionally applied physical training of female students at the school of pre-school education through rhythmic gymnastics
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Abstract
The paper offers a model of professionally applied physical training of female students of the
School of Pre-School Education through rhythmic gymnastics. The study proves that rhythmic gymnastics exercises have health-improving, developmental, educational and aesthetic potential, which makes them an effective means of professionally applied physical training of future teachers at pre-school institutions. The offers a set of rhythmic gymnastics exercises selected specifically for professionally applied physical training of female students at the School of Pre-School Education, and a model designed to implement such training during the period of studies at the higher educational institution.
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| Authors | ;Т. М. Кравчук;Н. М. Санжарова;Ю. В. Голенкова |
| Journal | oncolytic virotherapy |
| Year | 2015 |
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10.17309/tmfv.2015.1.1123
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