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PEDAGOGICAL MECHANISM FOR EFFECTIVELY ORGANIZING ATHLETICS LESSONS IN GENERAL EDUCATION SCHOOLS

Sh.D.Djahongirov (Associate Professor, Namangan State Pedagogical Institute, Uzbekistan)

American Journal Of Social Sciences And Humanity Research · 04 · 2024

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This article explores pedagogical mechanisms for effectively organizing athletics lessons in general education schools. The study employs innovative methods, such as individualized training plans, differentiated instruction, and digital tools, to enhance students' physical fitness, motivation, and engagement. Results indicate significant improvements in speed, strength, and endurance, as well as positive changes in students' attitudes toward athletics. The findings emphasize the importance of modernizing teaching approaches and addressing challenges like resource limitations and teacher training to ensure sustainable development in physical education. KEYWORDS Athletics lessons, physical fitness, pedagogical mechanisms, differentiated instruction, individualized training plans, student engagement, physical education, teaching innovation.

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Athletics lessons, physical fitness, pedagogical mechanisms, differentiated instruction, individualized training plans
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