北疆中小学校园女子足球运动开展现状研究
[Abstract]:Chinese women's football has created brilliant, but in recent years, the performance is not good, and the international level is not kept up, mainly in the supply of reserve talents. With the attention and demand of the football movement in recent years, the country has increased its support to the football sport, the national layout of the football of the campus tends to be perfect, and has become a more and more important role in the development of Chinese football. In particular, in the provinces and cities, the sports bureau and the education bureau are combined to improve the popularity of primary and secondary school football in the region. The development of the campus football league, on the one hand, has formed the network-like layout, on the other hand, provides the exhibition platform for the high and middle school football talents, and on the basis of the popularization of the campus football, the net is the football talent. As a basic link and an important part of the women's football, the women's football in primary and secondary schools is becoming more and more concerned by the society. In the background of the year-by-year progress of the campus football, the women's football movement, which is an important part, has also been developed. Since 2009, the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region has carried out some series of football popularization work, and gradually promoted the football movement of the campus. Xinjiang has a wide area and a large number of nationalities. It is the only province in the country with the Uighur as the main part. The terrain and the landform of Xinjiang are very different. The Tianshan Mountain Range divides Xinjiang into two parts of the south and the north, and the natural conditions, the ethnic composition and the economic level of the two parts. There is a great difference in the development of education and so on. This paper will focus on the development of the women's sub-groups in the youth football league of Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region (North Xinjiang region) as the focus of the research. This paper expounds the situation of the women's football in the primary and middle schools in the north of Xinjiang (the Northern Xinjiang area of the youth football league is basically the same as the northern part of the geographical location). The first autonomous region's youth football league (Northern Xinjiang region) can be traced back to 2011. It is also known as the football league of the primary and secondary schools in the Northern Xinjiang (the team in the league, it must be the school as the unit, and the list should be affixed with the official seal of the school). In order to promote the popularity of the football in the North of Xinjiang in the primary and secondary schools, the situation of the football match of the female sub-groups in primary and secondary schools has changed in the past six years as of 2016, although there is development, but it is also a step-by-step, in addition to the characteristics of the women's football in primary and secondary schools, It is also affected by the requirements of the League, the rules, the human geography of the North, etc. (1) The project of the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region to carry out the youth football league (North Xinjiang region) is beneficial to the improvement of the health of the students. The improvement of the quality of the body and the improvement of the psychological quality. As a group project, football also helps to train students' sense of responsibility, team awareness, collaborative awareness, and the quality of hard work. The realization of the combination of physical education and the expansion of the football foundation, especially the physical and psychological development of the female students. (2) In the field investigation of the women's team of the North Xinjiang Youth League (final), the female coach is very few, and most of the women's teams are taught by the male coach during the ordinary training. The coach of some women's team is also the coach of the male sub-group, which party can take part in the competition to focus on which party, which causes the student's psychological shadow. Coaches generally do not have the training plan for female students, if the training will not follow the physical and psychological characteristics of the female students, the physical and psychological development of the female students is unfavorable, and the side effect of the promotion of the campus football in the female students is also caused. (3) Through the field investigation, video recording and the result of the competition, it is found that the team of the female sub-group of the youth league of the autonomous region (North Xinjiang region) has a certain gap in the competitive level, which has no influence on the enthusiasm of the other middle and primary school women's sub-groups in the Northern Xinjiang to participate in the football league. (4) The students of minority nationalities in the young football league of Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region occupy a large part, and these students are often affected by the family and religion. The participation in the football movement is beneficial to these female students to break the religious bondage, to improve the social adaptability, and to be conducive to the integration of the modern social life. (5) The women's sub-group of the Youth Football League of Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region (North Xinjiang region) started in 2011, and there are many changes in 2016, and the period of 2012 and 2014 has not been held for some reasons. The requirements and the system of the competition are also a number of major changes, but in general it tends to be perfect and mature. (6) Finally, the other causes of the development of the women's football in the primary and secondary schools in the northern part of Xinjiang are as follows: for example, the training funds, the contradiction with the cultural class, the female athletes being discriminated against, the physical and mental characteristics of the female students, the family and the religion, the lack of the female coaches and the level of the coaches, etc., These causes have brought some obstacles to the popularization of women's football in the primary and middle schools in northern Xinjiang.
【学位授予单位】:新疆师范大学
【学位级别】:硕士
【学位授予年份】:2017
【分类号】:G633.96
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