Specific Features Of Assessing Physical Development In Inclusive Education
Keywords:
Inclusive education, level of physical development, assessment systemAbstract
This thesis provides a detailed analysis of the theoretical foundations and practical aspects of assessing the physical characteristics of students studying in an inclusive educational environment. The study examines the essence of the concept of physical development, its structural components, and assessment criteria from a scientific perspective. In addition, the assessment system based on anthropometric, physiological, and motor activity indicators is explained through modern scientific approaches.
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