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Analysis of the situation of Chinese middle school students in Physical Education

Shan Bao Yu, Xinna Wang, Wei Guo

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The text investigates the situation of Chinese middle school students in the Physical Education. According to the survey results students in 12 middle schools in China, analysize the factors which affect the teaching status of the Physical Education, and put forward a series of reasonable recommendations.

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The text investigates the situation of Chinese middle school students in the Physical Education. According to the survey results students in 12 middle schools in China, analysize the factors which affect the teaching status of the Physical Education, and put forward a series of reasonable recommendations.

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The text investigates the situation of Chinese middle school students in the Physical Education. According to the survey results students in 12 middle schools in China, analysize the factors which affect the teaching status of the Physical Education, and put forward a series of reasonable recommendations.

Key concepts: China, Mathematics education, Physical education, Affect (linguistics), Psychology, Computer science, Political science, Communication

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