• Login
  • Register
  • Search

An Empirical Study on the Effect of Multi-level Teaching Reform of Public Physical in Dongguan City University

Boshi Duan, Yixuan Sun

Abstract


The development of physical education in colleges and universities can not only improve students' physical function and physical quality, but also help students feel the charm of physical exercise in the process of sports, thus helping to improve students' physical literacy. At present, in the public physical education teaching in colleges and universities, although through continuous practice and reform, great achievements have been achieved, there are still different types of teaching weaknesses to a certain extent, which restricts the improvement of students' physical quality and physical literacy to a certain extent. Therefore, layered teaching has become an important teaching method for the development of public physical education courses in contemporary colleges and universities. This article will also research and analyze the effect of multi-level teaching reform of public physical education curriculum in colleges and universities.

Keywords


College public sports; Layered teaching; Curriculum reform; Teaching effect; Empirical research

Full Text:

PDF

Included Database


References


[1] Lu Jianning. Research on the Application of Interesting Teaching in College Physical Education [J]. Examination Weekly, 2021 (38): 76-77

[2] Li Zhong. Analysis on the Implementation Strategy of Stratified Teaching in Physical Education Mathematics in Colleges and Universities [J]. Chizi (First and Middle Years), 2016 (21); one hundred and ninety-three

[3] Xie Guangxiang sought balance in inheritance and innovation, and explored the "problem solving" teaching strategy of college physical education under the new curriculum [J]. Research on curriculum education. The study of learning and teaching methods. 2015.19:91。

[4] Liu Jianna. On the Cultivation of Innovative Thinking Quality in Primary School Physical Education Teaching. Chinese Youth (Research on Youth Education), 2012, Issue 16




DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.18686/ahe.v7i2.7101

Refbacks