Experimental project for pedagogical growth through motor activity
Keywords:
Experimental pedagogy, Pedagogical growth, Motor activityAbstract
The discovery of the body is one of the fundamental elements in the development of any individual, especially in the first years of life. Educating for movement through physical activity is a fundamental factor for the pedagogical development of the child. In this regard, the research work presents an experimental project that through motor activity has the aim of improving and stimulating some social and motor skills and competences essential for the pedagogical training of the child.
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