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Study on Creating Individualization in Physical Education in Colleges and Universities

Xin Ni

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Education and sports development is required to establish a guiding ideology of individualization physical education in colleges and universities. It complies with the trend of education develop in today's world. This paper tries to make an exhaustive study on individualization physical education, and especially on how to carry it out.

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Education and sports development is required to establish a guiding ideology of individualization physical education in colleges and universities. It complies with the trend of education develop in today's world. This paper tries to make an exhaustive study on individualization physical education, and especially on how to carry it out.

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Education and sports development is required to establish a guiding ideology of individualization physical education in colleges and universities. It complies with the trend of education develop in today's world. This paper tries to make an exhaustive study on individualization physical education, and especially on how to carry it out.

Key concepts: Physical education, Ideology, Higher education, Pedagogy, Sociology, Engineering ethics, Psychology, Mathematics education

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