Alifirov A.I., Makhova A.V. Professional orientation of children with disabilities by means of chess

Annotation
The aim of the study was the testing of the educational complex and organizational forms of learning chess among the children with disabilities, as a specific means of professional orientation work.
Keywords: adaptive chess training, training complex and organizational forms of learning chess, professional orientation work with children with disabilities.
 

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