MOTIVATIONAL-VALUE ATTITUDE TECHNICAL STUDENTS TO SELF-EMPLOYMENT PHYSICAL CULTURE.
Authors Korzh N.L.
nata2008_80@bk.ru
Zaporozhia National Technical University
Zhukovskogo str. 64, Zaporozhia, 69000, Ukraine

Abstract The directions of motivational-value ratio of students to physical education, healthy lifestyles, physical self, the need for regular physical education and sport. In the survey attended by 310 students. The factors that reduce or increase the motivational value attitude to self-employment. Showing the direction of formation of students' vitality while learning and future careers. Identified two levels of values: social and personal. Recommended a smooth transition from compulsory forms of physical training in the process of self-students. Experiencing a rise in the methodological orientation of teaching and learning process of students of knowledge that can independently and efficiently to carry out sports and athletic activities.
Key words motivational; evaluative; student; profession; physical; culture; self;
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First page 84
Last page 86
Volume 6
Year 2012
Title of Journal Pedagogika, psihologia ta mediko-biologicni problemi fizicnogo vihovanna i sportu=PEDAGOGICS, PSYCHOLOGY, MEDICAL-BIOLOGICAL PROBLEMS OF PHYSICAL TRAINING AND SPORTS
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