Brief Discussions on Higher School and Community’ Sports Integration of the Resources
Sun Qing-zhu
Abstract
Sun Qing-zhu
Abstract
The Integration and sharing of the resources are the practical approaches being explored by the higher school authorities all the time.The nature of sports education reveals that it is feasible and necessary for college sports education to share the resources with their neighbor communities.Furthermore,the development of the former needs the support of the latter.Interactive PE teaching in higher schools is an unavoidable way to make it socialized.Its value lies in:enhancing students’ sports awareness and attitudes;Creating a harmonious sports educating environment;raising the integrating capacity of PE culture to a higher position;promoting the PE teaching to a more scientific and humanistic level.
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The Integration and sharing of the resources are the practical approaches being explored by the higher school authorities all the time.The nature of sports education reveals that it is feasible and necessary for college sports education to share the resources with their neighbor communities.Furthermore,the development of the former needs the support of the latter.Interactive PE teaching in higher schools is an unavoidable way to make it socialized.Its value lies in:enhancing students’ sports awareness and attitudes;Creating a harmonious sports educating environment;raising the integrating capacity of PE culture to a higher position;promoting the PE teaching to a more scientific and humanistic level.
Key concepts: Value (mathematics), Humanism, Raising (metalworking), Position (finance), Sociology, Public relations, Pedagogy, Psychology