新冠肺炎疫情期间我国高校优秀学生运动员学习障碍分析

IF 0.8 Q3 EDUCATION & EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH
Zhou Wei
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为控制新冠肺炎疫情的传播,包括在人口流动大、聚集性高的大学在内的大型集会活动暂停。因此,大学在运作机制方面面临着重大挑战。在此背景下,学生的学习状况引起了广泛关注。然而,相对较少的讨论发生在高性能学生运动员(hpsa),他们擅长运动,但在学术课程中表现不佳。一个国家的体育实力等于其国民的整体身体素质水平;国民体质水平越高,体育实力越强,经济越发达。本研究以归因理论为基础,采用滚雪球抽样法,选取了15名中国高校的高水平公共服务人员进行半结构化访谈。最初的调查对象是人为选择的,然后由体育人才提供合格的调查对象。然后,这些人提供了第三批调查对象,以此类推,样本逐渐增加,就像滚雪球一样,被调查者都是有代表性的体育学生。首先对最初12人访谈的材料进行单独编码、分析、概念化和审查,然后对第二轮访谈中的3份材料进行分析。在第二轮访谈的分析中没有开发新的概念,从而实现了理论饱和,并允许构建连贯的解释概况(Corbin & Strauss, 2008)。从访谈中,我们提取了与学生运动员在大流行期间面临的学习障碍相关的主题,并分析了在大流行期间起作用的因素。调查揭示了四种因素:流行病、个人因素、学校因素和职业发展因素。其中,疫情因素和个人因素相对较高。要帮助学生运动员克服学习障碍,实现学习与训练的平衡,需要加大对学术课程的重视,加强知识技能训练,合理安排学习训练时间,提高人际交往能力,有效规划职业发展。
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Analysis of Learning Obstacles for High-Performance Student Athletes in Chinese Universities During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Efforts to control the spread of the coronavirus pandemic have led to the suspension of mass gatherings, including in universities, which have strong population flows and high aggregation. Consequently, universities have faced significant challenges in operational mechanisms. Against this background, students’ learning situation has attracted widespread attention. However, relatively little discussion has occurred on high-performance student athletes (HPSAs) who excel in sports but underperform in academic courses. A country’s sports strength is equal to its citizens’ overall physical fitness level; the higher the national physical fitness level, the stronger the sports strength, and the more developed the economy. Based on attribution theory and using a snowball sampling method, this study selected 15 HPSAs from Chinese universities for semi-structured interviews . The initial survey subjects were artificially selected, and then qualified survey subjects were provided by sports talents. Then, these people provided the third batch of survey objects, and so on, and the sample gradually increased, just like a snowball, and the respondents were all representative sports students. Material from the initial 12-person interviews was first individually coded, analysed, conceptualized and reviewed, followed by analysis of 3 material from the second round of interviews. No new concepts were developed in the analysis of the second round of interviews, thus achieving theoretical saturation and allowing the construction of a coherent explanatory profile (Corbin & Strauss, 2008).From the interviews, we extracted themes related to the learning obstacles student-athletes have faced during the pandemic and analyzed the factors at play during the pandemic. Four types of factors were revealed: pandemic, personal, school, and career development factors. Among them, epidemic factors and personal factors are relatively high.To help student-athletes overcome learning obstacles and balance their learning and training, it is necessary to increase emphasis on academic courses, consolidate knowledge and skills training, reasonably arrange study and training time, enhance interpersonal communication skills, and effectively plan for career development, To discover the various troublesome factors faced by HPSAs in learning.
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