EFFECTIVENESS OF USING DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES IN MONITORING THE PHYSICAL DEVELOPMENT OF SCHOOL STUDENTS
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https://doi.org/10.62536/sjehss.2026.v4.i9.pp91-100Keywords:
Digital technologies; physical development; pedagogical monitoring; school students; physical education; digital assessment; educational monitoring.Abstract
The rapid development of digital technologies has significantly influenced modern educational systems and created new opportunities for improving pedagogical monitoring processes. In physical education, the application of digital monitoring tools is becoming increasingly important for ensuring objective assessment, continuous observation, and effective management of students’ physical development [13]. However, traditional assessment methods used in secondary schools often fail to provide sufficient accuracy, accessibility, and analytical efficiency, which necessitates the implementation of innovative digital technologies within physical education practice.
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