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Социально-исторические предпосылки формирования концепции педагогического управления физкультурным образованием дошкольников

Социально-исторические предпосылки формирования концепции педагогического управления физкультурным образованием дошкольников

Abstract

The article considers, from the viewpoint of socio-historical analysis, evolutionary transformations in the system of children's physical education happening against a background of a social environment dynamically changing in the XX century. On the basis of the analysis, prerequisites for forming the concept of pedagogical management of preschool-age children's physical culture education are determined.

В статье с позиций социально-исторического анализа рассматриваются эволюционные преобразования в системе физического воспитания детей, происходящие на фоне динамично изменяющейся в XX в. социальной среды. На основе проведенного анализа определены предпосылки формирования концепции педагогического управления физкультурным образованием детей дошкольного возраста

Keywords

ФИЗИЧЕСКОЕ ВОСПИТАНИЕ, СОЦИАЛЬНО-ИСТОРИЧЕСКИЕ УСЛОВИЯ, ДОШКОЛЬНОЕ ОБРАЗОВАНИЕ, ФИЗКУЛЬТУРНОЕ ОБРАЗОВАНИЕ, СОЦИАЛЬНО-ИСТОРИЧЕСКИЕ ПРЕДПОСЫЛКИ, ПЕДАГОГИЧЕСКОЕ УПРАВЛЕНИЕ

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