高校思政课混合式教学模式实践探索与优化提升

混合式教学模式在思政课中的应用是顺应思政课改革创新的新要求。从线上课程的设计和建设、多元平台的选用和搭建、教学模式的运行和实践三个方面总结疫情期间现代信息技术与思政课高度融合的新模式与新方案,并提炼优化混合式教学模式的关键要素,即坚持学生主体地位、提升教师综合素养、把握技术融合尺度,以推动高校思政课混合式教学模式向更广阔的范围、更深入的程度发展。     

第12届健美操世锦赛男子单人项目难度动作分析

通过文献资料、录像分析、专家访谈及数理统计等研究方法,对第12届健美操世锦赛男单前8名成套动作中难度动作进行分析,结果表明：前8名男单成套难度动作平均分值较高．多选0．7～1．0分值间的难度动作,且1．0分值的难度动作选择最多,总体难度得分率较高、完成较好;力量性动作仍是男单运动员的强项,平衡与柔韧是男单运动员相对薄弱的环节,C组和D组难度动作的整体分布不够合理;0．1的组合难度运用不突出,创新度不够大;难度动作的空间转换体现了连贯、均衡的3层空间转换。     

中小学体育教师的社会经济地位与主观幸福感

研究目的：探讨陇东地区中小学体育教师社会经济地位与主观幸福感的关系。研究方法：运用问卷调查法对陇东地区中小学体育教师的社会经济地位与主观幸福感之间的关系进行调查。研究结果：中小学体育教师的幸福感水平偏低,社会经济地位中收入与教育对体育教师的主观幸福感有独立的积极影响。研究结论：有必要提升体育教师的社会经济地位从而促进其幸福感水平的提升。     

浅谈体育职业学院教师职业道德修养的特殊要求

职业学院的"运动员大学生"与普通高校的学生相比,其在校期间存在诸多学习和管理上的问题,由此教师的工作具有了某些特殊性,这对教师在职业道德修养上也提出了更多的要求。它包括消除教师职业的倦怠、扩展教师的包容心、强化教师的职业韧性。通过教师自身的职业道德修养的不断锤炼,为国家培养出优秀的体育人才。     

Relationships between talent development environments and mental toughness: The role of basic psychological need satisfaction

ABSTRACT

Although the talent development environment and mental toughness are critical for athletes to realise their athletic potential, there is a dearth of literature on whether the talent development environment can enhance mental toughness among those athletes who are identified with athletic potential (i.e., talented athletes). Drawing on self-determination theory (Deci & Ryan, 2000), this research examined the relationships between the talent development environment, basic psychological needs satisfaction and mental toughness. Talented athletes (n = 261) completed a survey measuring key features of the talent development environment, needs satisfaction and mental toughness. The results of structural equation modelling indicated that three environmental factors (i.e., long-term development focus, holistic quality preparation and communication) were positive predictors of needs satisfaction, which then positively predicted mental toughness. The talent development environment may be considered for promoting talented athletes’ mental toughness.     

Health Worry,Physical Activity Participation,and Walking Difficulty Among Older Adults

This study examined the effect of health worry (i.e., cognitive aspect of anxiety resulting from concern for health) on walking difficulty in a nationally representative sample (N = 7,527) of older adults (M age = 76.83 years). The study further tested whether physical activity mediates the effect of health worry on walking difficulty in a 6-year follow-up design. Results of a mediation analysis using structural equation modeling showed that people with a high degree of health worry engaged in less physical activity (β = -.24, p < .001), and people who participated in less physical activity were more likely to report walking difficulty at the 6-year follow-up (β = -.22, p < .001). There was a significant indirect effect from health worry to walking difficulty through physical activity (β = .05, p < .001), controlling for demographic, psychosocial, and health related factors. Results suggested that inducing threat and worry may not be effective for physical activity promotion in the older population. More promising coping and regulation strategies are discussed.     

Urban Minority Ninth-Grade Students' Health-Related Fitness Knowledge

The purpose of the study was to examine Hispanic and other minority ninth-grade students' health-related fitness (HRF) knowledge, using FitSmart, a standardized test for high school students. The test consisted of 50 weighted multiple choice items, measuring six subcontent components. Means and standard deviations of the overall scores and the subcontent scores were computed. The findings suggested that students demonstrated mastery of one subcontent component but failed to meet passing values for all other subcontents and overall HRF knowledge. Female students outscored their male counterparts, but there was no difference for ethnicity. More efforts are needed to ensure that Hispanic and other minority high school students master fundamental HRF knowledge.     

Including Overweight or Obese Students in Physical Education

In this review, we propose a social ecological constraint model to study inclusion of overweight or obese students in physical education by integrating key concepts and assumptions from ecological constraint theory in motor development and social ecological models in health promotion and behavior. The social ecological constraint model proposes that constraints exist on five different levels and interact within and across levels to affect overweight students’ engagement, learning, and physical activity in physical education. This model can provide a theoretical framework to guide and organize research on the inclusion of overweight students. It can also guide teachers in manipulating these constraints to create a culture for inclusion and provide instruction to meet the needs of overweight or obese students.