EFFECTIVE SOLUTIONS TO MEET STUDENTS' SATISFACTION FOR PHYSICAL EDUCATION ACTIVITIES AT HO CHI MINH CITY UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY AND EDUCATION

Thanh Nguyen Duc, Vu Le Kim

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Through the research, the topic has built four solutions to meet students' satisfaction with physical education (PE) activities at Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology and Education (HCMUTE). These include: strengthening movement activities, and extra-curricular activities; supplementing and updating documents and textbooks; improving teaching staff's qualifications, along with improving teaching, testing and evaluation methods; upgrading physical facilities for sports. After a period of application in practice, the solutions proposed by the topic have proven to be effective and meet the satisfaction of learners.

 

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solutions, physical education, satisfaction, efficiency, HCMUTE

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