THE CURRENT SITUATION OF THE INSTRUCTION IN EXTRACURRICULAR SPORTS FOR STUDENTS FROM TRA VINH UNIVERSITY, VIETNAM

Kien Hau,Tran Thi Thu,Tran Thi Thanh Huyen,Nguyen Quang Vinh

doi:10.46827/ejpe.v7i4.4052

Abstract

This study uses the sociological investigation method and direct interview in order to understand the current situation of the instruction in extracurricular sports at Tra Vinh University. The total area of the playground is 13,700 m2 with the ratio of 1.36 m2/student. There are 11 lecturers and the ratio of student/lecturer is 915.18. There is still no regular program in extracurricular sports for Tra Vinh University students. Article visualizations:<img src="/-counters-/edu_01/0957/a.php" alt="Hit counter" />

Highlights

Extracurricular sports offered at Tra Vinh University are voluntary to students, which are organized in forms of sports clubs, groups and individuals, and are suitable to students’ interests, gender, age and health condition
This aims to target the goal of physical education in the way that creates a healthy playground for students, including improving their motor skills, seeking and fostering sports talents
This study attempts to address this current issue with the topic on: "The Current Situation of the Instruction in Extracurricular Sports for Students from Tra Vinh University, Vietnam"

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Introduction

Extracurricular sports offered at Tra Vinh University are voluntary to students, which are organized in forms of sports clubs, groups and individuals, and are suitable to students’ interests, gender, age and health condition. This aims to target the goal of physical education in the way that creates a healthy playground for students, including improving their motor skills, seeking and fostering sports talents. In order to have a scientific and practical base for innovating the content and form of the organization of extracurricular sports activities, it is important to undertake an accurate and comprehensive study on the actual situation of extracurricular sports.

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