A Survey and the Countermeasures on the Development of Grassroots Football Activities in Shandong Province: A Case Study on the Development of Elementary School Football Activities in Qingdao City

Yuhui ZHU

Abstract


By taking 25 primary schools in Qingdao city as the objects, this thesis investigates the status of elementary school football teachers, school leadership’s attention on campus football activities, training and competition expenses, parents’ supports on children’s involvement in football activities, discusses the problems and factors affecting the development of elementary school campus football activities in Qingdao city, proposes strategies to promote “grassroots football” to enter more campuses and to train a large number of excellent football reserve talents.

Keywords


Grassroots football; Qingdao primary school; Current situation; Countermeasure

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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.3968/n

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