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Research on the Current Situation and Strategies of Street Dance Elective Courses at Ningxia University
- 1 Ningxia University, Huaiyuan Campus
- 2 Ningxia University, Huaiyuan Campus
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Abstract
This paper takes the street dance elective courses at Ningxia University as the research object. By employing questionnaire surveys, interviews, and logical analysis methods, this paper analyzes the current situation of street dance elective course teaching at Ningxia University. The research concludes the following points: 1. Students have a high interest in street dance. 2. There is a shortage of teaching staff. 3. Some students find it difficult to learn course content. Based on these findings, the following suggestions are proposed: 1. Further strengthen the campus promotion of street dance culture. 2. Enhance teaching staff capacity. 3. Adopt non-traditional teaching methods with a focus on fundamental training.
Keywords
street dance elective courses, current situation, Ningxia University
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Huang,Y.;Yan,J. (2024). Research on the Current Situation and Strategies of Street Dance Elective Courses at Ningxia University. Advances in Social Behavior Research,7,8-14.
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