2005Journal of Chongqing Institute of TechnologyRequires access

Physical Education Reform in Accord with Quality Education in Colleges and Universities

Huang Shi-hua

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This paper analyzes the characteristics of the quality education in the physical education in colleges and universities. Puts forward the ideas for physical education and teaching reform closely related to quality education and the basic requirements of college physical education for modern college students.

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This paper analyzes the characteristics of the quality education in the physical education in colleges and universities. Puts forward the ideas for physical education and teaching reform closely related to quality education and the basic requirements of college physical education for modern college students.

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This paper analyzes the characteristics of the quality education in the physical education in colleges and universities. Puts forward the ideas for physical education and teaching reform closely related to quality education and the basic requirements of college physical education for modern college students.

Key concepts: Physical education, Quality (philosophy), Higher education, Mathematics education, Education reform, Medical education, College education, Economics education

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