Photographer/Reporter Hao Yi
“Hold the tempo, we are turning sideways under training, pay attention to the steps”… Yesterday (16th) at 4:30 pm in the Xibahe campus of Beijing Middle School, a reporter from Beijing Youth Daily saw that the students from the badminton club were playing Led by the physical education teacher, he carefully practiced the swinging posture and footsteps. It is reported that in the latest “Beijing Compulsory Education Sports and Health Assessment Program”, badminton is included in one of the 14 new sports for senior high school entrance examination. “After the new high school entrance examination sports reform policy is released, it gives students more choices and pays more attention to the systematic development of student sports and health. All these make us think about how to set up a more scientific physical education curriculum system.” Beijing Middle School Student Development Center Director Li Dawei said that in the next step, Beijing Middle School will build a “twelve-year consistent” physical education curriculum system, so that every student’s physical education from elementary school to high school will be “tailored”.
A reporter from the Beijing Youth Daily learned that the “Beijing Compulsory Education Sports and Health Assessment Program” was released recently, and the total score of sports in the senior high school entrance examination has been increased to 70 points, including 40 points for process assessment and 30 points for on-site examinations. 14 new test items are added. , Including badminton, table tennis, gymnastics, martial arts, swimming, etc. “There is no physical education without education, physical exercise is the top priority of school education.” Li Dawei introduced, Beijing middle school students from the first grade to the third grade can exercise more than 2 hours a day. In the physical education curriculum, the school requires that all grades have a physical education class every day, and each student has three compulsory physical education courses and two elective courses a week. At the beginning of each semester, students can select courses through the course selection system. Daily running exercises between classes are also required for students’ physical education courses. “In our school, boys run an average of 3 kilometers a day, and girls run an average of 2 kilometers a day.” Li Dawei said.
Sports clubs are an effective supplement to the length of school physical exercise for students. Currently, Beijing Middle School has set up more than 30 sports clubs, involving dragon dance, tai chi, football, basketball, volleyball, table tennis, badminton, etc. A reporter from the Beijing Youth Daily learned that the school has also broken boundaries and invited some students, parents and teachers of other disciplines with specialties to become “coaches” to participate in the teaching of sports club courses. “A student in our school has reached a national level in table tennis skills. He has served as a table tennis’coach’ during his independent club time. If a sixth grade student wants to join a badminton club, he must first beat the badminton lover Zhang Xiao Mr. Qiu, the parent of the 7th grade students on the Xibahe campus, will also walk into the badminton club of the students every Friday at 4:30 pm to teach skills.” said Teacher Wang from the physical education and research group of the Xibahe campus.
“In the new senior high school entrance examination sports reform, the physical fitness assessment must test the physical fitness level. The school has formulated a’sports prescription’ for overweight students this semester. The school doctor and the physical education team teacher respectively customized exercise plans for the diet and exercise of these students. Encourage students to exercise and clock in every day.” Teacher Wang said.Li Binzi, a student from Beijing Middle School who just walked down from the badminton court, said that he had enough time for physical exercise in school. In addition to badminton, he also learned volleyball and volleyball.tennis. “The reform of sports for the senior high school entrance examination has given students more choices, and it is more than enough to deal with sports for the senior high school entrance examination.”
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