2020
DOI: 10.15831/jksspe.2020.25.3.41
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The analysis actual use of online physical education classes in middle and high schools in the COVID-19 situation

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“…Survival swimming education requires students to personally engage in physical activities, so I wish a systematic online class system could be established in the future." (G) Kim, Chung, and Lee (2019) reported that YouTube videos, publisher content, in-house production, and EBS content were mostly used in online classes for elementary school students, while Kim and Choi (2020) reported that online physical education classes for middle and high school students were conducted using videos produced in-house (44.4%) and those from outside sources, such as EBS, YouTube, and others (55.6%).…”
Section: "These Days Students Learn Faster By Finding and Viewingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Survival swimming education requires students to personally engage in physical activities, so I wish a systematic online class system could be established in the future." (G) Kim, Chung, and Lee (2019) reported that YouTube videos, publisher content, in-house production, and EBS content were mostly used in online classes for elementary school students, while Kim and Choi (2020) reported that online physical education classes for middle and high school students were conducted using videos produced in-house (44.4%) and those from outside sources, such as EBS, YouTube, and others (55.6%).…”
Section: "These Days Students Learn Faster By Finding and Viewingmentioning
confidence: 99%