浙江省大学生体育社团的现状及对策研究

通过问卷调查和相关文献分析,发现浙江省大学生体育社团在迅速地发展,其影响力正在不断地扩大,但其中存在的问题也是不容忽视的：学校对体育社团不够重视,缺少引导和扶持;管理机制不完善,活动经费短缺;指导教师偏少,负责人素质不高;对外交流较少,缺乏新鲜元素。针对以上问题提出了相应对策。     

促进福建省学生体质与健康水平提升的对策研究

为探寻促进福建省学生体质健康水平提升的策略,应用文献资料法等方法,对2010年全国学生体质与健康调研结果进行分析,结果发现,全国学生的身体素质等总体呈显著下降状态。对此,应当注重提倡健康文明的生活方式,充分发挥体育与健康课程、健康教育课程的作用,注重科学锻炼理念的传输,同时应形成良好的生活习惯,拒绝烟酒,保持良好的睡眠...     

西部农村中小学阳光体育运动可持续发展的经费保障

采用问卷调查、访谈、数理统计等研究方法,对西部农村中小学开展阳光体育运动的经费现状进行实地调研。结果显示:《国家学生体质健康标准》测试器材的后续维护经费缺乏;学校公用经费紧张,体育设施及器材经费投入不足;学校公用体育经费被挤占,且随意性较大。从阳光体育运动可持续发展的视角提出:设立专项经费,扩大"阳光体育运动器材支持项目"范围及受益面;西部农村中小学阳光体育运动可持续发展的经费保障内容等。     

《国家学生体质健康标准》评价效能的反思与优化——大学生体质健康预警机制的构建

体质健康预警针对体质健康等级评定存在的信息缺失、学生体质健康发展的非均衡性、学生对体质健康评价结果不够重视等问题,以体质健康测试数据分析与健康预测为基础而建立的预警警示分析系统.通过对体质健康弱化状态进行分析、监控并发出预警.通过对个体体质健康信息的具体预警,促进学生对体质健康的关注,促进学生从心理上产生健康危机意识,从而产生改善体质健康的紧迫感和危机感,促进主动进行锻炼的自我健康管理.     

提高仰卧起坐成绩的课堂教学策略探析

近些年,国家大力倡导体育教学改革,把仰卧起坐列为国家学生体质健康测试女生必测项目之一,同时它又是福建省初中毕业升学体育与健康考试项目。学生对仰卧起坐成绩重视程度较高,需要教师在组织教学中创新传统教学理念,结合学生身体素质设计合适的教学策略,为学生建设多元化课堂教学,力求学生在训练中能够掌握规范的仰卧起坐姿势,有序提高仰卧起坐成绩。该文主要对提高仰卧起坐成绩课堂教学策略进行探析。     

安徽省高校《学生体质健康标准》实施网络管理的可行性研究

本文采用问卷调查、统计、INTERNET网络调查方法，通过对安徽省24所高校体育系部计算机情况、校园网络状况和实施《学生体质健康标准》等信息的研究，初步确定在安徽省高校实施《学生体质健康标准》网络化管理是可行，并提出相应的建议。     

Measuring perceptions of the learning environment and approaches to learning: validation of the learn questionnaire

While focus on quality in Danish higher education has been growing in recent years, limited attention has been devoted to developing and thoroughly validating instruments that allow collecting data about university students’ perceptions of the teaching-learning environment. Based on data from a large sample of Danish university students, a Danish version of the Learn questionnaire was validated using confirmatory and exploratory factor analysis. Analyses confirmed the existence of three scales reflecting students’ approaches to learning and six scales reflecting students’ perception of the teaching-learning environment. The results suggest that the Danish version of Learn is a valid instrument to be used for evaluation of the teaching-learning environment as well as for research into Danish university students’ learning strategies.     

The influence of motivational orientation on the satisfaction of university students

A common finding in the area of motivation and psychological well-being is that internally motivated individuals exhibit greater levels of happiness than externally motivated individuals. In this paper we answer the question of whether internally or seemingly externally motivated students report higher levels of satisfaction than individuals who are conflicted in their motivations or are amotivated. We show that both seemingly externally motivated individuals and internally motivated individuals report higher levels of happiness than non-motivated individuals or individuals who are conflicted in theirmotivations. These findings are consistent with self-determination theory. These findings are important in recognizing that well internalized external motivations are likely not detrimental to the well-being of undergraduate college students. Aspirations which are consistent, regardless of whether they are internal or seemingly external likely result in higher levels of happiness among university students.     

Learning (not) to become a teacher: A qualitative analysis of the job entrance issue

Reporting on 12 case studies of student teachers, this paper examines how experiences during teacher education affect graduates’ decision on job entrance. Interpretative data-analysis reveals that powerful sources of the shift in motivation to enter teaching concern interactions in which the person of the teacher is at stake. These mainly involve student teachers’ need to develop a socially recognized sense of professional competence as well as their dealing with social and cultural working conditions in schools. These crucial determinants act as “double-edged swords”, being at the same time important sources for recognition as for self-doubts and loss of job motivation.     

Effects of key state policies on private colleges and universities: sustaining private-sector capacity in the face of the higher education access challenge

The relationship between key state policy variables — (1) relative (private–public) tuition prices, (2) state student-aid funding, and (3) public institution density — and the competitive position of private colleges and universities is examined. Elite private schools are found to be nearly impervious to state policy. Large and moderately selective private institutions are adversely affected by public institution density and low public prices. Such prices divert students who would otherwise prefer these private institutions to similar public schools. State student aid funding most affects the enrollment market shares of the small, low-selectivity private colleges enrolling the greatest proportions of minority and modest-income students. The findings suggest state policies in this era of strong demand for higher education and constrained public sector capacity should use price signals (student aid and public institution pricing) to encourage students to consider seriously whether private higher education might serve their needs as well as or better than public institutions.