THE IMPORTANCE OF DYNAMIC GAMES IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF PHYSICAL ABILITIES OF FEMALE STUDENTS
Danieva Yarkin, is the dean of the Faculty of Sports Activities and Management of Charievna-Termiz State University. Ph.D. Associate Professor
Keywords:
Morality,Action games, Physical abilities, Student girls, Development, Motor skills, Physical fitness, Cognitive enhancement, Violence, Aggression, Responsible gaming, Parental guidance, Age-appropriate content,Sedentary behavior, Balanced lifestyleAbstract
This article explores the morality of action games and their impact on the development of physical abilities in student girls. The article emphasizes the development of motor skills, physical fitness, and cognitive enhancement as potential benefits of action game engagement. It acknowledges the need for responsible gaming practices, parental guidance, age-appropriate content, and the importance of diversifying activities to ensure a well-rounded development for student girls. By striking a balance between responsible gaming and physical pursuits, action games can be leveraged to foster the physical abilities and moral growth of student girls.
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