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The body-physique training and the aesthetics teaching

Lianghua Tang

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Based on the relationship between the physical education and the aesthetic education, the author illustrates that the aesthetics teaching in the process of physical training not only develops students' aesthetic judgment but also heightens their confidence in learning training skills techniques, and therefore improves the quality of physical education.

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Based on the relationship between the physical education and the aesthetic education, the author illustrates that the aesthetics teaching in the process of physical training not only develops students' aesthetic judgment but also heightens their confidence in learning training skills techniques, and therefore improves the quality of physical education.

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Based on the relationship between the physical education and the aesthetic education, the author illustrates that the aesthetics teaching in the process of physical training not only develops students' aesthetic judgment but also heightens their confidence in learning training skills techniques, and therefore improves the quality of physical education.

Key concepts: Aesthetics, Physical education, Psychology, Training (meteorology), Quality (philosophy), Process (computing), Mathematics education, Pedagogy

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