analysis of primary and secondary students in economically backward regions and analysis of a survey of sports injuries（分析经济落后地区的中小学生运动损伤的调查与分析）.docVIP

Analysis of primary and secondary students in economically backward regions and Analysis of a survey of sports injuries Paper Keywords: primary and secondary students in economically backward areas of sports injuries Abstract: Based on documentation, investigation and law, comparative law and family law discussion, students of economically backward regions of small and medium sports injury situation analysis and research, and make recommendations accordingly. As the local economic and cultural development of different schools and business investment in sports facilities there is a big difference. Economically developed areas, with the sports venues, sports facilities and more funding for improvements in the investment in small and medium marked improvement in student sports injury, The students in economically backward regions of small and medium sports injury situation, and we check for a thick study aimed to economically backward areas to reduce the student sports injury to provide theoretical guidance. Object of study and methods 1.1 The study Shangrao City in Jiangxi Province, Yingtan City, Dexing City, Shangrao, Guangfeng, Boyang County primary and secondary students for the study, primary and secondary students in Zhejiang Province as a reference object. 1.2 Research Methods Based on documentation, interviews, and other methods of mathematical statistics, nearly 400 of these counties received damage of varying degrees of primary and secondary students were surveyed to obtain primary and secondary students in sports injury information. 2 results 21 economically developed areas and backward regions of relatively small student sports injury part of Zhejiang Province and Jiangxi Province, part of the primary and secondary school students in sports injuries of small random sample survey found that behind the student movement to some small damage was significantly higher than developed regions, see Table 1. 2.2 parts of backward area