METHODOLOGY OF TRAINING COORDINATING EXERCISES OF YOUNG SCHOOLCHILDREN WITH THE PSYCHIC DEVELOPMENT DELAY AT LESSONS OF PHYSICAL TRAINING

Oleg Tuchak and Viktor Romaniuk
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Oleg Tuchak: Lesia Ukrainka East European National University
Viktor Romaniuk: Lesia Ukrainka East European National University

EUREKA: Social and Humanities, 2018, issue 2, 52-59

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There has been elaborated the methodology of training coordinating exercises of young schoolchildren with the psychic development delay at lessons of physical culture. It consists of two blocks – psychic and physical ones. The psychic block includes the following processes and properties: visual and aural memory; image-logic and ocular-activity thinking. The physical one consists of the following coordinating qualities: the ability to evaluation and regulation of dynamic and temporal movement parameters, orientation in space; static and dynamic balance. Means, used at realizing the methodology, were divided in general and special ones. A peculiarity of special means was conditions of their realization, chosen in such a way to favor the development of coordinating abilities, psychic processes and properties most effectively. A component of the author methodology is a protocol of complex evaluation of the development level of coordinating abilities, psychic processes and properties of young schoolchildren with the psychic development delay. The forming study has proved the effectiveness of the experimental methodology. There were revealed statistically reliable changes in involuntary operational visual and aural memory, image-logic and visual-activity thinking. The ability to evaluation and regulation of dynamic and temporal movement parameters, static and dynamic balance improved.

Keywords: psychic development delay; coordinating exercises; methodology; young school age (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2018-03-31
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