SELECTION OF SOLUTIONS TO IMPROVE THE EFFICIENCY OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION FOR STUDENTS OF UNIVERSITY OF FINANCE – MARKETING, VIETNAM

Författare

  • Cung Duc Liem University of Finance - Marketing, Vietnam
  • Nguyen Tu University of Finance - Marketing, Vietnam

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.46827/ejpe.v12i10.6330

Nyckelord:

solution, physical education, student, University of Finance - Marketing

Abstract

Using the method of references, methods of observation, sociological surveys, direct interviews and statistical mathematics of the selected topic, creating a basis and premise for the practical application of the process of education and training to improve the effectiveness of physical education for students of the University of Finance - Marketing.

 

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Referenser

Nguyen Toan, Pham Danh Ton (2006), Theory and Method of Physical Training and Sports, Sports Publishing House, Hanoi.

Prime Minister (2015), Decree No. 11/2015/ND-CP, Regulations on physical education and sport activities in university.

Nguyen Duc Van (2001), Statistical Method in Physical Training, Sports Publishing House, Hanoi.

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Publicerad

2025-10-20

Nummer

Vol 12 Nr 10 (2025)

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