Exploring the Practical Path of Collaborative Education in University Physical Education Courses from the Perspective of the Second Classroom: A Case Study of Zhongnan University of Economics and Law
As an essential educational practice pathway under the “Three-All Education” framework, physical education (PE) courses play a crucial role in university sports education reform. Within the second classroom system, universities actively seek to reform their curriculum structures, utilizing second-classroom sports programs to optimize the sports education framework and enhance the effectiveness of collaborative education. However, in teaching practice, the implementation of the second classroom inevitably faces various challenges. To better understand the current state of second-classroom sports programs in universities, this study collects literature, conducts surveys and interviews, and identifies key issues in their implementation. Based on these findings, the paper proposes targeted optimization strategies and recommendations for building a collaborative education mechanism in university sports second-classroom programs.