Formation of health saving competence of future fitness trainers through the intensification of their research work
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Kononets, Nataliia; Zhamardiy, Valeriy; Shkola, Olena; Vdovych, Svitlana; Kyzim, Petro; Batieieva, Nataliya; Vasylenko, OlenaEditorial
Universidad de Granada
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Scientific research work Fitness trainer-teacher Health-preserving competence Students
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2021Referencia bibliográfica
Nataliia Kononets, Valeriy Zhamardiy, Olena Shkola, Svitlana Vdovych, Petro Kyzim, Nataliya Batieieva, Olena Vasylenko(2021). Formation of health saving competence of future fitness trainers through the intensification of their research work.Journal for Educators, Teachers and Trainers, Vol. 12(4). 80 – 89. [DOI: 10.47750/jett.2021.12.04.011]
Abstract
The article discusses the activation of research work of students on the problems of health
preservation as the basis for the formation of professional competence of future fitness trainers. The
aim of the study is to scientifically substantiate one of the pedagogical conditions for the formation of
health-preserving competence of future fitness trainers, which is the intensification of research work
of students on health preservation problems. The experiment involved 600 students of 1 and 4 courses
of study of the specialties 017 «Physical education and sport». The research methods: theoretical
analysis of special and scientific literature, modeling, survey, pedagogical experiment and methods of
mathematical statistics. As a result, it was revealed that not only the reorganization and improvement
of higher education in Ukraine is required, but also a serious scientific and theoretical base to ensure
the health-preserving competence of future fitness trainers in the process of professional training.One
of the pedagogical conditions considered will help in the development of a new type of fitness trainer.
ready for successful professional activity and scientific work in the field of pedagogical sciences,
physical culture, sports and health.