Registration Number
0226U001100,
(0121U109358)
, R & D reports
Title
The use of innovative technologies in the organization of motor activity of young people in the process of physical education
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Використання інноваційних технологій в організації рухової активності молоді у процесі занять фізичним вихованням
Head
Kozhokar Maryna V., Кандидат педагогічних наук
Registration Date
21-01-2026
Organization
Yuriy Fedkovych Chernivtsi National University
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Development, theoretical substantiation and practical use of innovative technologies to ensure motor activity of young people in the process of physical education
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Research and Development (R&D) Report: 76 pp., 4 tables, 98 references.
Keywords: physical education; motor activity; youth; students; innovative, digital and fitness technologies; motivation; health preservation; monitoring; self-monitoring; individualization.
Object: motor activity of young people and the conditions for its organization in physical education classes.
Subject: innovative technologies for organizing youth motor activity.
Purpose: to develop, theoretically substantiate, and apply innovative technologies to ensure youth motor activity in physical education.
Methods: analysis and synthesis of scientific sources; comparative analysis; instructional design (modeling) of classes; monitoring and self-monitoring tools (questionnaires, activity diaries, digital tracking, and adjustment of individual programs).
Practical significance: the proposed approaches and methodology can be used in HEIs to individualize students’ physical activity regimen, strengthen motivation for regular motor activity, update course content, improve teachers’ competence, and support health preservation and social cohesion.
Scientific novelty: integration of innovative technologies in HEI physical education is substantiated as a holistic system (teacher motivational leadership + psychologically safe climate + digital monitoring tools); pedagogical conditions are identified under which engaging, emotionally positive delivery and autonomy-supportive interaction increase students’ voluntary involvement in motor activity.
Product Description
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Palahnyk Taras
Andrii V. Korolianchuk
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2026-01-21
