Experience of Foreign Countries in the Development of Kinetic Intelligence of Students

Umirzokova Surayyo

doi:10.47134/jpo.v1i3.360

Authors

Umirzokova Surayyo University of Economics and Pedagogy NEI

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.47134/jpo.v1i3.360

Keywords:

Kinetic Intelligence, Development, Education, Sports, Creativity, Physical Activity, Methods, Experience

Abstract

The article reflects on the results of research on the experience of foreign countries on the development of kinetic intelligence among students. Methods and approaches used in different countries to encourage physical activity, sports and creativity among students of higher educational institutions are analyzed. Also, the practice of applying the best practices used in foreign educational institutions in the educational system of our country was studied.

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