Fundamental Motor Skills for Children in the School
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Fundamental Motor Skills, Children, SchoolAbstract
This article aims to share the knowledge about teaching the fundamental motor skills for children at the elementary level. The content in this article covers; (1) the importance of learning fundamental motor skills for children in the school (2) stages of motor skills development and (3) developmental taxonomy for motor skills. Preparing appropriate content in accordance with growth development is another component of effective teaching skills that will help promote and develop children of each age appropriately. It is like a guideline for physical education teachers or people who are interested in enhancing teaching fundamental motor skills for children in the school program.
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