BOSHLANG'ICH SINF YOSHIDAGI BOLALARDA UYQUNING AHAMIYATI
Keywords:
boshlang'ich sinf o'quvchilaribolalarda uyquuyqu me'yoriuyqu rejimiuyqu buzilishibolalar salomatligiaqliy rivojlanishxotira mustahkamlanishiimmun tizimio'quv faoliyatipsixologik rivojlanishuyqu profilaktikasiAbstract
Ushbu tezis boshlang'ich sinf yoshidagi bolalarda (6–10 yosh) uyquning jismoniy, aqliy va psixologik rivojlanishdagi ahamiyatini ilmiy jihatdan o'rganishga qaratilgan. Tadqiqotning asosiy maqsadi — to'liq va sifatli uyquning bolalar salomatligi, o'quv faoliyati hamda xulq-atvoriga ta'sirini aniqlash va uyqu yetishmovchiligining salbiy oqibatlarini asosli tarzda ko'rsatib berishdan iborat
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