高职体育课程资源开发与利用的探析

本文主要从高职体育课程资源开发与利用的必要性、原则和途径以及主要内容三个方面来探析高职体育课程资源开发与利用。     

普通高校“三选”篮球教学模式的实验研究——以湘潭大学为例

运用文献资料、问卷调查、访谈等方法,对高校篮球教学实施“三选”与“传统”两种教学形式,对学生参与体育锻炼的态度、动机、相互交流、情感以及课后锻炼情况进行比较分析,得出“三选”教学切合学生实际,有利于学生身、心健康发展,是新时期体育教学的发展趋势。同时针对普通高校“三选”教学现状提出加强师资力量、教材、教学管理和建设等建议。     

广西大学俱乐部制体育课内外一体化教学改革现状及发展趋势

以广西大学公共体育课教学改革为主要研究内容,以俱乐部制教学模式为研究切入点,通过调查访谈、文献研究和比较分析等定性方法,对近年来广西大学开展公体课俱乐部制课内外一体化教学改革的现状、特征进行了阐述,继而对广西大学俱乐部制教学模式的发展趋势的初、中、高三个阶段进行了论述。     

排球选项课的改革与实验

运用“团队教学、双培养模式”在高校排球选项课教学中进行实验研究,旨在找出一种能适应现代素质教育的要求、满足学生不同需求的教学模式,为深化体育教学改革,提高体育教学质量提供新思路。     

合作学习教学模式在高职院校女生排球选项课中的应用

合作学习教学模式是目前已开发出的比较成熟的教学模式,被人们誉为“近十几年来最重要和最成功的教学改革”之一。通过在正德职业技术学院2007级女生排球选项课中进行了合作学习的实验研究,并对实验结果分析,揭示合作学习教学模式不但能够有效提高教学效果,提高学生体育学习兴趣,而且还能加强当今社会所必须具备的合作与创新的意识。     

高校冰上课学生易产生的心理问题及预防措施

运用问卷调查法、访谈法、数理统计法对高校学生对冰雪课程中易产生的心理问题进行研究发现,高校学生在冰上课时容易产生的心理问题主要有:畏惧心理、厌倦心理、逆反心理、缺乏自信。针对诸多现象,高校教师可以采取适当的采用游戏、鼓励、因材施教、改变教学内容与形式等方法避免以上四种心理问题的发生。     

普通高校"课内外一体化"课外体育活动管理模式研究

通过实验法对"课内外一体化"课外体育活动管理模式进行研究.结果表明"课内外一体化"课外体育活动管理模式促进了学生体育课的学习积极性,提高了学习效果;加深了对体育的情感体验,无论是在增强体质、增进心理健康、培养能力,还是在强化特长、养成锻炼习惯等方面都得到学生的充分认可;学生的身体素质明显提高.     

Football Club Formation and the Lancashire Leisure Class, 1857–1870

This paper outlines the transition from football games played for occasional amusement to a system of organized football clubs playing regular matches in Lancashire in the mid-nineteenth century. This was led by young men of an emerging Lancashire leisured class being, in the main, the public school educated sons of the northern county’s commercial and industrial elite. These families had accumulated sufficient wealth, especially in the first half of the nineteenth century, to exempt a considerable part of their population from work both at weekends and during the normal working week with football becoming an act of conspicuous consumption. Three case studies of individual clubs and leading individuals within those clubs are presented with detailed archival research carefully avoiding the teleology implicit in much historical writing of the past. It also swells the paucity of good historical material about the organization of sport at levels below national bodies. In so doing, it aims to illuminate some of the shadows in the big picture of the evolution of sport and leisure in Lancashire and Britain itself while informing the ongoing orthodox/revisionist debate into the origins of football in the nineteenth century.     

The structure of the South Korean developmental regime and its transformation – statist mobilization and authoritarian integration in the anticommunist regimentation

Through the lens of consumption at Chinese Starbucks, this paper examines the lifestyle and attitudes of parts of the mainland Chinese urban middle class, especially of the so-called xiaozi. Based on interviews with and guestbook entries by customers I analyze how the foreign brand and the multitude of meanings associated with it are consumed. I argue that consumption may be viewed as a particular search for authenticity that enables consumers to construct their self-images in the context of the vast changes occurring in contemporary China. A foreign brand promises to be especially valuable as it promises the authenticity of an ‘other’ on which one's own desires may be projected.     

“Make every Indian a creator of intellectual property”: Mumbai's casual labour as a creative class

Abstract

When the Government of India declares its plan to convert Mumbai's Kala Ghoda art district into India's equivalent of Times Square, it does something that many Asian countries are doing in their understanding of the needs of the creative industry. In Mumbai's case, however, such an act has several additional historical echoes. This paper proposes that the origins of the so-called ‘creative class' lie in the failure of the city's historic 1982 textile strike, which saw the return of an artisanal practice to the city, often practiced by a class of casual labourers being forced to turn into low-end entrepreneurs without financial security. Such an artisanal entrepreneurship has had a far more complex relationship with industrialization than most theories recognize, and today's cultural industries are effectively replaying a longer history of this class in Bombay that may go back to pre-colonial and colonial times. The paper explores both the colonial and developmental interventions into this artisanal class as essential histories to understanding their new relationship to the ‘creative’ economy into which they are being presently inserted.