EVOLUTION OF PEDAGOGICAL THEORIES IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION
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https://doi.org/10.37547/ijasr-04-03-09Keywords:
Physical education, early foundations, scientific principlesAbstract
This doctoral thesis explores the integration of modern technologies in the process of physical education and sports training, with a particular focus on the pedagogical aspects of this integration. Amidst the rapid evolution of digital technologies, their application within educational contexts, especially in physical education and sports training, presents both opportunities and challenges. This research aims to dissect these dynamics by asking.
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