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Research on Development of Physical Fitness in Physical Education Teaching

The physical fitness quality is the basis of the students' comprehensive quality, and it is the essential condition of the development of individual growth. But today's school is more emphasis on the students' learning culture results instead of physical education. With the growth of the level of life, physical quality has declined. This paper expatiates the reason of contemporary students' phy...

Research on Effective Teaching in Elementary School Physical Education

Integrating Cyber-Physical Research and Thinking in College Education

Cyber-physical system (CPS) research has been a recent yet strongly supported area by NSF. CPS is any computing system which has significant and tight interdependence among its cyber part (i.e., computing functionality), its physical part and the environment (i.e., behavior). A large issue with teaching CPS (and even researching about them) is that they break out from current disciplinary conve...

Research on the Innovation and Entrepreneurship of College Students’ Education Evaluation based on Analytic Hierarchy Process

Cultivation of innovative talents has already been the focus of education research, in this paper; we research the innovation and entrepreneurship education system, constructing the index system of innovation and entrepreneurship education for college students. Using the analytic hierarchy process and gray theory, we studied the quantitative evaluation of innovation and entrepreneurship educati...

Quality physical education: a commentary on effective physical education teaching.

In my commentary in response to the 3 articles (McKenzie & Lounsbery, 2013; Rink, 2013; Ward, 2013), I focus on 3 areas: (a) content knowledge, (b) a holistic approach to physical education, and (c) policy impact. I use the term quality teaching rather than "teacher effectiveness." Quality teaching is a term with the potential to move our attention beyond a focus merely on issues of effectivene...