Current Status of Facilities Management - Teaching Equipment and Conditions for Physical Education

The survey results showed that administrators and teachers evaluated the content "Instructing teachers to manage, organize, foster and actively use students with sports talents in each class as subject officers in the sports activities." practice class hours, to serve well the teaching work according to the characteristics of each subject" (4.36 points, rank 1) and "Teachers base on previous years' learning results to classify students in terms of their ability to absorb knowledge and awareness of physical training and sports" (4.35 points, rank 2 ); "Fostering and guiding gifted students in learning methods appropriate to subject specificities" (4.13 points, rank 3) performed well. These are activities regularly carried out every year to discover and select students with sports talents to organize training for students.

The content "Teachers guide students in self-study methods" (2.90 points, rank 4); “Planning and coordinating with Unions, Unions, and Branches, implementing programs, content, and checking and evaluating study habits and physical training and sports for students” (2.75 points, rank 5); "Physical education teachers coordinate with organizations such as class officials, branch teams, and Parents' Associations to check self-study, give comments, and evaluate students" (2.74 points, rank 6 ) and "Organizing extracurricular sports activities for students, individual training sessions, voluntary group training sessions, group training sessions" (2.69 points) are not regularly implemented.

2.4.4. Current status of facilities management - teaching equipment and conditions serving physical education

To find out the assessments of administrators and teachers about the current state of management of facilities - teaching equipment and conditions serving physical education, we use question 8 (subsection 1). Appendix 1), the results are as follows:

Table 2.11. Current status of facilities management - teaching equipment and conditions serving physical education

Rating: 1=Not often; 2= ​​Little done; 3= Average; 4= Frequently; 5 = Very often


TT

Management of facilities and teaching equipment

learning and conditions for physical education

Level


DTB

The level

first

2

3

4

5

SL

SL

SL

SL

SL


first

Direct the specialized department to plan the construction, procurement, repair, preservation, use and reasonable exploitation of physical education facilities and teaching equipment, build more training grounds and rooms. practice, multi-purpose gymnasium

according to regulations.


16


11


21


14


ten


2.88


5

2

Build a training ground system

clean, beautiful, airy and safe

14

twelfth

15

23

8

2.99

3


3

Improve spiritual and material life, properly implement regimes and policies, and give reasonable rewards to teachers and staff

Students have achievements


twelfth


16


18


twelfth


14


3.00


2


4

Gradually strengthen facilities to serve school physical education and sports, including promoting socialization in investment in physical education and sports.

school


11


15


14


16


16


3.15


first


5

Actively coordinate with commune cultural and sports centers in the area and local cultural and sports clubs to diversify facilities for physical education and sports activities. in

school


9


21


20


7


15


2.97


4

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Current Status of Facilities Management - Teaching Equipment and Conditions for Physical Education

Survey results show that the contents of management of facilities - teaching equipment and conditions for physical education according to the capacity approach are not implemented regularly and at an average level. Specifically:

Content " Gradually strengthening facilities to serve physical education and school sports, including promoting socialization in investment in physical education and school sports" ( 3.15 score, rank 1);

Content " Improving spiritual and material life, properly implementing regimes and policies, and giving reasonable rewards to teachers and students with achievements" (3.00 points, rank 2). Secondary school administrators have not paid attention to implementing policies for teachers and students with achievements in town and provincial sports competitions. Therefore, there is no motivation for teachers and students to improve the quality of physical education activities according to the competency approach.

Content " Building a system of clean, beautiful, airy and safe training grounds" (2.99 points, rank 3) is due to difficulties in funding for activities. Therefore, the content "Directing the specialized department to plan the construction, procurement, repair, preservation, use and reasonable exploitation of physical facilities and teaching equipment for physical education, construction Building more practice fields, gyms, and multi-purpose gymnasiums according to regulations" (2.88 points, rank 5) has not brought high efficiency.

Managers and teachers have not regularly implemented the content " Proactively coordinate with commune cultural and sports centers in the area and local cultural and sports clubs to diversify facilities to serve the community." services for physical education and sports activities in schools" (2.97 points, rank 4), therefore, sports equipment has not been invested in and purchased new, not ensuring uniformity and modernity to meet teaching needs. Study physical education subject based on competency approach.

2.4.5. Current status of management, inspection and evaluation of physical education activities towards student capacity approach

To find out the assessments of administrators and teachers about the current status of testing and evaluating physical education activities towards student capacity, we use question 9 (Appendix 1 ) , the results are as follows :

Table 2.12. Current status of facilities management - teaching equipment and conditions serving physical education.

Rating: 1=Not often; 2= ​​Little done; 3= Average; 4= Frequently; 5 = Very often


TT

Manage inspection and evaluation activities

physical education movement towards student capacity approach

Level


DTB

The level

first

2

3

4

5

SL

SL

SL

SL

SL


first

Direct the shift from primarily assessing learning outcomes at the end of the course to regular assessment and assessment

periodic price


0


9


11


34


18


3.85


first


2

Directing to shift the focus of assessment mainly from memorizing, understanding knowledge, etc. to assessing the ability to apply and solve problems

of sports


4


4


13


33


18


3.79


2

3

Increase use of technology

information in testing and evaluation

twelfth

16

18

twelfth

14

3.00

4


4

Directing the coordination between regular and periodic assessments,

between teacher assessment and student self-assessment.


11


15


14


16


16


3.15


3


5

Direct the development of appropriate assessment tools to assess comprehensively, fairly, honestly, and with the ability to classify, helping teachers

and students make timely adjustments to teaching and learning


9


21


20


7


15


2.97


5

The survey results showed that administrators and teachers evaluated the content "Directing the shift from mainly evaluating learning outcomes at the end of the course to regular and periodic evaluation" (3..85 points, ranked 3rd). level 1); " Directing to shift the main focus of assessment from memorizing, understanding knowledge, ... to assessing the ability to apply and solve problems in physical education and sports" (3.79 points, rank 2) performed regularly .

However, contents that are not regularly implemented include: " Directing the coordination between regular assessment and periodic assessment, between teacher assessment and student self-assessment" (3.15 points, rank 3 ); Strengthen history

using information technology in testing and evaluation” (3.00 points, level 4); “Direct the development of appropriate assessment tools to assess comprehensively, fairly, honestly, and with the ability to classify, helping teachers and students to promptly adjust teaching and learning” (2.97 points, ranking 5).

2.5. Current status of factors affecting the management of physical education activities in secondary schools according to the competency approach in secondary schools in Pho Yen town, Thai Nguyen province

To find out the assessments of administrators and teachers about factors affecting the management of physical education activities towards student capacity, we use question 10 (Appendix 1 ) , the following results:

Table 2.13. Current status of factors affecting the management of physical education activities in middle schools according to the competency approach.

Rating: 1=No impact; 2= ​​Little influence; 3= Average; 4= Influence; 5 = Very influential


TT


Factors

Level


DTB

The level

first

2

3

4

5

SL

SL

SL

SL

SL


first

Awareness of the position and role of physical education of administrators and teachers

school staff and students


0


0


3


38


thirty first


4.39


first

2

Facilities, equipment yard

for physical education

0

0

9

45

18

4.13

3

3

Quality and quantity of team

physical education teacher

0

0

0

48

24

4.33

2


4

Regimes and policies for those working in physical education

in school


0


ten


8


36


18


3.86


4

5

Scientific research work

serve financial education

8

11

twelfth

33

8

3.31

8

6

Extracurricular guidance work

sports for students

9

14

11

thirty first

7

3.18

9

7

Parents' investment interest

students for physical development

3

15

21

19

14

3.36

6

8

Funding for activities

practice and compete in sports

5

22

8

24

13

3.25

7

9

Students' abilities

6

14

11

23

18

3.46

5

The survey results showed that administrators and teachers evaluated the factors " Awareness of the position and role of physical education of school administrators, teachers and students" (4.39 points, rank 1); " Quality and quantity of physical education teachers" (4.33 points, ranked 2nd); Facilities, yards and tools for physical education” (4.13 points, rank 3) is very influential.

The following factors have a lower level of influence including: " Regimes and policies for those working in physical education in schools" (3.86 points, rank 4); Student capacity” (3.46 points, rank 5).

Currently at Pho Yen town secondary schools, a part of administrators and teachers have not raised their awareness of teaching physical education based on the competency approach. They still have the mindset of considering this as a secondary subject, so teachers do not regularly innovate. teaching methods and forms. Management staff have not paid close attention to directing the activities of the professional group and the teaching activities of teachers. In addition, the policy regime for those working in physical education in schools is not satisfactory, the grounds and tools for personal education have degraded, affecting the quality of teaching and learning, significantly impacting the ability to student's power. Therefore, with the impacts of these factors, managers need to pay attention to developing measures to ensure necessity and feasibility to improve the effectiveness of managing physical education activities for students according to the competency approach. .

2.6. General assessment of the current situation

2.6.1. Advantage

Administrators and teachers of secondary schools in Pho Yen town initially have basic awareness of the concepts, goals, and meaning of teaching physical education according to the competency approach. Teachers and administrators at schools have partly been conscious and spirited to learn about documents and instructions on teaching based on the competency approach. Especially from the correct assessment of the goal of helping students consolidate and develop health care skills, body hygiene and basic movement, exercise habits and sports skills; healthy, sociable lifestyle

and responsibility; self-awareness, positivity, fostering sports talents and forming exercise habits to improve health; Through physical games and exercise, sports form basic movement skills and develop physical qualities.

Management staff and teachers of secondary schools in Pho Yen town have well organized intracurricular physical education classes according to the prescribed program of the Ministry of Education and Training, organized exercises and checked physical training standards by age group. age once a year and organize physical training activities during curricular and extracurricular hours to practice basic movement skills to develop physical qualities. Teachers have used methods such as question-and-answer methods, language methods and movement modeling in regular classes, extracurricular classes - self-practice in extracurricular sports and physical training, and organized group sessions. . During the teaching process, teachers have well used qualitative and quantitative assessment methods, combining regular and periodic assessment.

In the management of secondary school administrators in Pho Yen town, they have effectively implemented plans for professional group activities, directed, followed, guided, and inspected teachers to implement professional regulations through information. Through this content, evaluate teachers' professional habits in preparing professional records and supervise teachers in properly implementing professional regulations to maintain teaching habits. Organize and direct the implementation of curricular and extracurricular activities that have the advantage of developing physical capacity for students and implement curricular and extracurricular physical education programs in a systematic and planned manner, aiming to Promote positivity, initiative, creativity and self-learning capacity of secondary school students.

Management staff have paid attention to directing teachers to manage, organize, foster and actively use talented students in physical education and sports in each class to act as subject officers during practical lessons, in order to serve the work well. Teaching according to the characteristics of each subject and fostering and guiding gifted students in learning methods

appropriate to the specifics of the subject. These are activities regularly carried out every year to discover and select students with sports talents to organize training for students.

Secondary schools in Pho Yen town have gradually strengthened their facilities to serve physical education and school sports, including promoting socialization in investment in physical education and sports. school sports. In the assessment work, managers have paid attention to directing the shift from mainly assessing the learning outcomes at the end of the course to regular assessment, periodic assessment, directing the shift of the focus of assessment mainly from memorization and understanding. knowledge, ... to evaluate the ability to apply and solve sports problems.

2.6.2. Limit

In addition to the advantages and strengths of physical education for students according to the competency approach in Pho Yen town secondary schools, through the results of exploration and survey of the current situation of management of physical education activities according to the competency approach, strength for students, the topic has drawn out weak areas such as:

Managers and teachers do not have a clear understanding. This proves that administrators and teachers do not really understand the nature of physical education activities based on the capacity approach for students.

The current situation of organizing physical education activities for secondary school students according to the competency approach is still ineffective.

A part of administrators and teachers still do not pay attention to forming students to be self-aware, actively apply what they have learned to participate in physical education and sports activities, have a healthy lifestyle, and have good behavior. agility, discipline, collective spirit and moral qualities, willpower, thereby developing health care skills, physical hygiene and basic movement, exercise habits and fitness skills sport.

On the other hand, teachers have not proactively selected and regularly practiced appropriate sports content for students and fostered sports talents for students.

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