The Role of the Co-curricular Spaces in the Engagement and Success of Minority Students

Sharifan, Hamidreza; Moore, Janie McClurkin

doi:10.18260/1-2--35367

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“…One barrier to student participation in extracurricular activities is a lack of infrastructure in 2016's Kisango. Students will not be able to participate in cocurricular activities in a safe, pleasant manner if the educational institution lacks the necessary facilities and equipment, which would gradually lower students' motivation and interest in taking part in extracurricular activities (Moore, 2020).…”

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Factors That Affect People's Participation in Table Tennis

Shibin,

Buang

2023

IJETECH

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The term "core co-curricular" refers to extracurricular activities or electives that students may enroll in as extra classes for their academic work. Currently, there is no study on the factors that influence student involvement in extracurricular activities, especially table tennis at the higher education level. Student participation in extracurricular activities is influenced by various factors. therefore, the purpose of this study is to identify the factors that influence the involvement of Chinese students in a university in table tennis activities as their co-curriculum. 101 respondents from Chinese universities were randomly selected. Data was collected using a questionnaire that was part of a research tool that underwent reliability testing and expert validation procedures. The overall findings of the study show that several factors, such as practicality, interest, and academic concern, have a significant impact on student involvement in table tennis extracurricular activities. Through regression analysis, the cause is identified. Teachers have a big impact on how often students play table tennis outside of school. Because of this, academic staff should use more effort and influence to ensure that students are actively involved in the university's co-curricular table tennis curriculum.

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