Artificial Intelligence Empowering Physical Education Teaching in Vocational and Technical Education: Construction and Effect Verification of Personalized Training Models
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in adapting to individual differences among students and the physical fitness demands of occupations. This study introduces artificial intelligence technology to construct a personalized training model of "demand analysis - data collection - scheme generation - dynamic adjustment",
verifying its role in teaching pertinence, student physical fitness improvement and career adaptability, and providing technical support for the
reform of physical education teaching in vocational colleges.
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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.70711/wef.v3i4.8184
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