PHYSICAL STATE WITH LIMITATIONS OF PRESCHOOLERS IN THEIR PSYCHOLOGICAL AND PHYSICAL DEVELOPMENT
Keywords:
peers, cardiovascular system, respiratory system, approach, indicator.Abstract
Preschoolers with unbalanced psychophysical development are becoming more prevalent today, which is a bad trend. At the same time, society provides effective remedies to this issue. Preschoolers in this group can develop more favourably than their healthy classmates under specific circumstances, and this process can be controlled within the framework of the current educational systems. Determining the content of physical exercises to correct children with special needs' psychophysical development and supporting preventative and health measures requires research on the markers of physical condition in children with special needs..
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