College physical education of school-based teaching materials Exploration.doc

College physical education of school-based teaching materials Exploration [Abstract] college sports due to the characteristics different from that of other disciplines in the teaching building a more diversified, flexible technology, school-based teaching materials development was particularly significant. According to enhance physical fitness, better health and improve physical literacy curriculum goals, school-based teaching materials should be based on “for students to write for the students with the aim of the” outstanding student awareness and student point; should learn from technology-based movement into a concern about human health, implementing the health and life-long sports consciousness. In a knowledge-based sports teaching materials should be non-systematic and structural integrity of the organic combination of the content selection should handle the movement of the relationship between technology and physical fitness to make the content more relevant, practical, interesting. [Keywords:] colleges and universities; materials; Physical Education Curriculum August 12, 2002 the Ministry of Education issued the “National College Physical Education Course Outline of Teaching Instruction” (the “Program”), said: “physical education teaching materials for approval by the Ministry of Education, the Steering Committee of the National College Physical Education unified planning and organization. the spirit of ‘one with many versions’ principle, adopt many of the materials prepared by high-quality “,” schools should be based on the outline and the actual situation in schools, develop curricula, choose the teaching contents, teaching reform and targeted testing. “ The “Guidelines” to the various colleges and universities to develop their own teaching materials to set aside a larger space for a gang number of local college sports materials to achieve diverse, flexible, created the conditions. Materials bearing on the teaching objectives, curriculum, the nex