TRAINING CHILDREN’S ATTENTION BY PLAYING GAMES INTELLECTUAL
Abstract
Many factors have a positive and negative impact on the child’s development. The National games of Uzbek peoples have a significant impact on the growth of child are undermining today. Instead of playing physical activities, children are currently opting to play games related to computers, cell phones and other techniques. In fact, the computers or other technological games may boost child’s mental abilities. However, it has many negative effects on the child development. In addition, throughout technical games, the child will not be physical active and it will negatively influence on physical development. In recent years, children have been forgetting to play national games. We made an effort to identify positive effects of playing game on training children’s attention.
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