The impact of group play on developing the social skills of fourth-grade primary school students
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https://doi.org/10.48047/haxxqm52Keywords:
group play , social skills , for fourth grade primary school studentsAbstract
lies in several aspects, which can be explained as follows :
1. Educational significance : The research contributes to introducing a modern educational method based on group play, which helps improve the educational environment within classrooms by promoting a spirit of cooperation and positive interaction among students .
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• Ahmed Badr: Principles and Methods of Scientific Research : Kuwait, Publications Agency, 1988 .
• Amani Farhat Abdel Majeed : Developing Social Skills for Gifted Children with School
Behavioral Problems, Master’s Thesis, Published, Damanhour University, Faculty of
Physical Education and Sports Sciences, 2009
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