THE EFFECTIVENESS OF PREPARING GIRLS FOR FUTURE PEDAGOGICAL ACTIVITIES IN THE FIELD OF WOMEN`S SPORT EDUCATION
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This article deals with the processes to increase the effectiveness of sport and preparing girls for future pedagogical activities in women`s sport.
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Sharipova Qizlarkhon Abduholiq Qizi, “THE EFFECTIVENESS OF PREPARING GIRLS FOR FUTURE PEDAGOGICAL ACTIVITIES IN THE FIELD OF WOMEN`S SPORT EDUCATION”, IEJRD - International Multidisciplinary Journal, vol. 5, no. ICIPPS, p. 3, Jun. 2020.
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