CURRENT STATUS OF STUDENTS' ACTIVENESS AND INTEREST IN LEARNING PHYSICAL EDUCATION AT KHANH HOA UNIVERSITY, VIETNAM
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https://doi.org/10.46827/ejpe.v13i4.6783Keywords:
current status, activeness, interest, physical education, Khanh Hoa UniversityAbstract
Studying activeness and interest in learning in order to improve the effectiveness of teaching and learning Physical Education means influencing attitudes in consciousness, awareness, value orientation, interest, emotions, and attention of the subjects, including lecturers and students. On that basis, appropriate measures can be applied to improve the effectiveness of the Physical Education teaching-learning process at Khanh Hoa University.References
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