ArticleFrontiers in psychology2022
Design of physical education teaching in colleges and universities based on emotional education under the environment of internet sharing information.
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In the traditional teaching, the lack of emotional education for students leads to emotional indifference between teachers and students and low teaching quality. In this paper, from the perspective of emotional education. In college physical education teaching, information sharing through the Internet is compared with traditional education in terms of timeliness of communication, integrity of emotional education, teacher-student relationship, and teaching quality. The results show that the timeliness of communication has increased by 9.3%, the integrity of education has increased by 30%, and the relationship between teachers and students has also been significantly improved. In terms of teaching quality, students are more satisfied, and the teaching quality has also been improved. It also shows that emotional education in the Internet sharing information environment can better help students improve their learning, improve their learning efficiency, and learn better in happiness. Emotional education in a shared information environment can better enrich teaching content and enhance students' enthusiasm, which is of great significance.
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