PEDAGOGICAL MECHANISM OF EDUCATING STUDENTS AND YOUTH INTO MASS SPORTS IN PEDAGOGICAL HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS (BASED ON MODERN STRATEGIES)
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Xudoyberganov Javlonbek Soatboy o‘g‘li ()Files
Abstract
The article briefly describes the pedagogical mechanisms for educating students and young people in mass sports in pedagogical higher educational institutions.
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