COORDINATION SKILLS OF PUPILS IN LEARNING PHYSICAL EDUCATION
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Arben Bozaxhiu, Edison Ikonomi, Joan Bozaxhiu
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With coordination skills should recognize the level of physical motor skills and general and specific motor organs of the entity, capable to realize duty motor with less errors. Coordination skills appear and express the level of "motor coordination”. So motor coordination is the most essential features of coordination skills. The higher rates of occurrence of motor coordination, the higher level of coordination abilities of the higher levels of educational quality learning outcomes of sports performed during the learning process of sports teaching of the subjects. The purpose of this review paper is to analyze the literature and understand any movement or any physical activity that is correctly and harmoniously performed to achieve concrete actions of physical education. In order to fulfill this review are using methods of literature analysis, and is made combination and comparison of data from various works of authors varied. In the literature used, one can clearly see the importance of understanding that, the higher the level of pupils' coordination skills, the higher the level of acquisition of teaching tasks and the higher the level of motor skills education
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Arben Bozaxhiu, Edison Ikonomi, Joan Bozaxhiu
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