Перегляд по Автору "Byshevets Natalia"

Перегляд по Автору "Byshevets Natalia"

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  • Development skills implementation of analysis of variance at sport-pedagogical and biomedical researches 
    Byshevets Natalia; Shynkaruk Oksana; Stepanenko Olha; Gerasymenko Svitlana; Tkachenko Serhii; Synihovets Ihor; Filipov Volodymyr; Serhiyenko Kostyantyn; Iakovenko Olena (Journal of Physical Education and Sport, 2019-11-30)
    Development skills implementation of analysis of variance at sport-pedagogical, medical and biological researches. Modern scientists are actively working to improve the training process of sportsmen. Theoretical substantiation ...
  • Development skills implementation of analysis of variance at sport-pedagogical and biomedical researches 
    Byshevets Natalia; Shynkaruk Oksana; Stepanenko Olha; Gerasymenko Svitlana; Tkachenko Serhii; Synihovets Ihor; Filipov Volodymyr; Serhiyenko Kostyantyn; Iakovenko Olena (Journal of Physical Education and Sport, 2019-11-30)
    Development skills implementation of analysis of variance at sport-pedagogical, medical and biological researches. Modern scientists are actively working to improve the training process of sportsmen. Theoretical substantiation ...
  • Perspectives of the use of modern information technologies in education 
    Shynkaruk Oksana; Yakovenko Olena; Byshevets Natalia; Stepanenko Olga; Lykholay Anzhelika (Інноваційні та інформаційні технології у фізичній культурі, спорті, фізичній терапії та ерготерапії, 2019-04-18)
    The rapid development of information technology, their total entry into human life inevitably creates new challenges and, at the same time, opens the horizons of new opportunities for the educational industry. Accordingly, ...
  • Relationship between quality of life and level of physical activity and family well-being 
    Andrieieva Olena; Maltsev Dmytro; Kashuba Vitalii; Dutchak Myroslav; Ratnikov Dmytro; Grygus Igor; Byshevets Natalia; Horodinska Inna (Physical Education Theory and Methodolog, 2022-12-23)
    An assessment of parental physical activity showed that 62.3% of the respondents had a low level of physical activity and 37.7% had a moderate level, whereas no individuals with a high level of physical activity were found. ...