“DEVELOPMENT OF PHYSICAL SKILLS IN VISUALLY IMPAIRED STUDENTS USING GAME-BASED AND SIMULATION METHODS”

Authors

  • Qurbonova Nasiba Mirsalim qizi Teacher at Specialized School No. 60 (Nurli Maskan) for visually impaired children with special educational needs, under the jurisdiction of the Samarkand Regional Department of the National Agency for Social Protection under the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan.

Keywords:

Visually impaired students, physical skills, game-based methods, simulation exercises, preparatory classes, endurance, speed, balance, coordination.

Abstract

This article explores methods for developing physical skills in visually impaired students through game-based and simulation approaches. The study examines how preparatory classes utilize interactive games and simulation exercises to improve endurance, speed, balance, and coordination. The article emphasizes the importance of individualized instruction and safe practice environments.

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Published

2026-01-20

How to Cite

Qurbonova Nasiba Mirsalim qizi. (2026). “DEVELOPMENT OF PHYSICAL SKILLS IN VISUALLY IMPAIRED STUDENTS USING GAME-BASED AND SIMULATION METHODS”. INTEGRATION OF EDUCATION AND SCIENCE: GLOBAL CHALLENGES AND SOLUTIONS, 2(1), 144–147. Retrieved from https://worldconferences.us/index.php/iesg/article/view/907