Research on the implementation strategies of Tai Chi courses in higher vocational colleges from the perspective of excellent traditional Chinese culture
Journal: Region - Educational Research and Reviews DOI: 10.32629/rerr.v6i9.2830
Abstract
From the perspective of China's excellent traditional culture, this study explores the strategy of implementing the Tai Chi curriculum in higher vocational colleges, analyzes the relationship between traditional culture and Tai Chi, and proposes strategies from the aspects of curriculum settings, teaching methods, etc., to enhance students' understanding and skills of Tai Chi and inherit excellent traditional culture.
Keywords
Tai Chi in higher vocational school; traditional culture; curriculum implementation strategy
Funding
Research Projects of Vocational Education and Adult Education and Teaching Reform of Jilin Province. Fund project approval number: 2024zcy164.
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