BUILDING STANDARDS FOR PHYSICAL ASSESSMENT OF SECOND YEAR STUDENTS AT KHANH HOA UNIVERSITY, VIETNAM
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https://doi.org/10.46827/ejpe.v10i5.5178Keywords:
standard, physical, student, Khanh Hoa UniversityAbstract
Research to build physical assessment standards for second-year students of Khanh Hoa University helps us get the basic information and basis to evaluate the teaching process and choose solutions. suitable in the training process, improve students' physical condition to meet learning requirements in new training trends.
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Ministry of Education and Training, Decision No. 53/2008/QD-BGDDT, dated September 18, 2008 on “Assessment of general fitness for students” in Vietnam
Nguyen Dang Chieu (2009), "The status of the financial education work of some universities in Ho Chi Minh City and its solutions", Ministry-Vietnam science topic
Le Quang Chung (2019). Research on solutions to improve the effectiveness of physical education at Khanh Hoa University, doctoral thesis in education.
Prime Minister, Decision 641/QD-TTg, dated April 28, 2011, on approval of the Master Project for the development of physical strength and stature of Vietnamese people for the period 2011 – 2030.
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