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The Experiment and Research of VR Technology Application in the Tennis Teaching of Higher Vocational Colleges

Wenjie Fan

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Tennis is a relatively important course in the physical education of higher vocational colleges. As the long development history and numerous attendance of tennis sports in our country, tennis teaching in the college can better express the value and significance of tennis sports to the physical education of higher vocational colleges. But the due level and professionalism of tennis teaching in the physical courses of higher vocational colleges cannot be manifested, because most of them lack of the specific control with the process and methods of physical education currently, especially the skillful teaching of tennis, causing the rather little effect of tennis course. This paper made the investigation and research with the current status of tennis teaching development of higher vocational colleges coupled with the application of VR, one modern technology, and provided the referable materials for the comprehensive development of tennis teaching in higher vocational colleges.

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Tennis is a relatively important course in the physical education of higher vocational colleges. As the long development history and numerous attendance of tennis sports in our country, tennis teaching in the college can better express the value and significance of tennis sports to the physical education of higher vocational colleges. But the due level and professionalism of tennis teaching in the physical courses of higher vocational colleges cannot be manifested, because most of them lack of the specific control with the process and methods of physical education currently, especially the skillful teaching of tennis, causing the rather little effect of tennis course. This paper made the investigation and research with the current status of tennis teaching development of higher vocational colleges coupled with the application of VR, one modern technology, and provided the referable materials for the comprehensive development of tennis teaching in higher vocational colleges.

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Tennis is a relatively important course in the physical education of higher vocational colleges. As the long development history and numerous attendance of tennis sports in our country, tennis teaching in the college can better express the value and significance of tennis sports to the physical education of higher vocational colleges. But the due level and professionalism of tennis teaching in the physical courses of higher vocational colleges cannot be manifested, because most of them lack of the specific control with the process and methods of physical education currently, especially the skillful teaching of tennis, causing the rather little effect of tennis course. This paper made the investigation and research with the current status of tennis teaching development of higher vocational colleges coupled with the application of VR, one modern technology, and provided the referable materials for the comprehensive development of tennis teaching in higher vocational colleges.

Key concepts: Vocational education, Attendance, Physical education, Medical education, Psychology, Mathematics education, Engineering, Pedagogy

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