comparative characteristics of the state of the motor function of boys and girls aged 4-5 years
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Abstract
It was considered the reliability of differences in the state of motor function between boys and girls aged 4-5 years. The study was conducted on the basis of pre-school establishments of Kirovohrad involving girls (n = 212) and boys (n = 188) aged 4-5 years. It is used a set of indicators that characterize motor skills, physiological and functional capacity of children. Identified the absence of significant differences in most parameters, except flexibility, performance of boys and girls of 4 years old. In 5 years old children differences in motor function of the state of most of the indicators are significant differences, except high-speed performance abilities and functional capacity of the system. At the organization of the educational process in physical education should be differentiated pedagogical influence on sexual differences.
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| Authors | ;Voropay S.M.;Sukachov O.V. |
| Journal | nuclear engineering and design |
| Year | 2013 |
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10.6084/m9.figshare.691010
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