说"大"与人(续)

"大"字展示着汉民族对人的认识,表现着做人的权利和自豪"大"是汉民族民族心理中的重要内容,它展示着一个迅速成熟的民族应有的奋斗精神和扩张意识."大"词集中地表现着这一切.     

关于有氧健身操的调查与研究

通过对有氧健身操、有氧操的锻炼内容、强度及音乐的调查,认为目前参与有氧健身操不乏其人．但大多数人都进行得较盲目。建议规范健身组织以及健全健身指导员组织。     

高校体育改革与素质教育

针对我国高校体育当前存在的问题进行分析 ,提出必须改革高校体育现有的教育模式。以如何从应试教育向素质教育转轨这一主题展开讨论 ,为共同研究和探索实施素质教育的具体措施、具体内容和具体步骤提供参考。     

初探全能运动员的心理状态

根据训练全能运动员的经历与体会,对其赛前、赛中和赛后的心理状态进行初步分析。     

浅谈体育教学中消极心理的调整

体育课教学是在师生的双边活动中完成的。教学中,掌握、了解学生在学习过程中所产生的消极心理,适时加以正确引导,有利于教学的顺利开展,提高教学效果,并促使学生在学习过程中不断掌握、提高科学锻炼身体的方法,为培养学生建立终身体育意识打下坚实的基础。     

Two critical psychological components of ski racing: Fun and feelings

The concepts of having fun and being aware of feeling states are presented as two critical factors in ski racing. First, the positive motivational characteristics of ‘fun’ are outlined. It is suggested that fun is not only a concept for young athletes but elite ones as well. Preliminary data based on a questionnaire, completed by the United States Alpine Ski Team and approximately 150 ski coaches, are presented. Second, the discussion on feelings refers to the mental programming of tactile sensations and determining one's emotional arousal (feeling state) prior to, and during, competition. Practical suggestions are made with regard to the psychological states and their effects on ski racing.     

浅谈钢琴教学中应注意的问题

音乐的殿堂广阔而恢弘,提高钢琴演奏技巧不是一蹴而就的,而需要长期的努力与实践,在充分完善理论知识的基础上要尽可能为学生创造良好的艺术学习氛围,感受艺术,提高钢琴演奏水平。文章针对不同钢琴学习者的特点,具体问题具体分析,阐述了如何提高钢琴学习者的钢琴演奏技巧,并且指出在此过程中容易出现的问题。     

论全脑型体育教学的心理机制

传统教育比较注重人类大脑左半球的开发,严重忽视右半球大脑潜能的挖掘,极大助长了“高分低能”的教育现象。通过文献综述,从运动与大脑发展、运动促进大脑发展的神经机制、肢体运动与智力的关系和左侧肢体运动为主的右脑开发关系等四个方面,系统论证了均衡开发左右半球大脑功能的“全脑型”体育教学的心理机制,为改革传统体育教学模式提供参考。     

奥运文化在学校体育中教育价值的实证与对策

以雅典奥运会中国与国外运动员部分夺冠场景为实验信源(剪辑),采用文献资料、问卷调查和数理统计等方法,探究奥运文化在学校中传播的意义,与学生体育学习动机和行为关系,以及爱国主义教育关系等,以此来证明奥运人文要素的教育价值。     

Eyes Wide Shut: Recent Educational Policy in the Light of Changing Notions of English Identity*

Although Curriculum 2000 includes some welcome changes, such as the inclusion of drama, it is essentially a missed opportunity. I argue that it fails to address the complexity of modern life. In many academic areas, including literature, issues of identity are central to fundamental debates. Such debates have been precipitated by increasing economic globalisation and the consequent increase in interdependence between people from diverse cultural heritages. Although this situation is not new, the social and technological changes of recent decades have altered the pace of such developments. In most cities school populations reflect such changes. In this paper I argue that there are substantial gaps in the curriculum which derive mainly from government policy being premised on crude and obsolete notions of English identity. Such notions lead to a confusion of the concepts of culture and citizenship as modes of belonging. In my view both of these factors severely constrain our ability to construct a critical curriculum which adequately addresses contemporary interests and dilemmas.