Research on the High-quality Development of Mass Sports Education for People with Disabilities Enabled by New Productivity

This study aims to explore how new quality productivity can enable the high-quality development of mass sports education for people with disabilities. With the rapid development of science and technology, new quality productivity has gradually become a key factor in promoting the development of various fields of society, especially in the field of sports education for people with disabilities. By analyzing the connotation of new quality productivity and its application in sports education for people with disabilities, this paper reveals the potential of innovative technologies such as digital technology, intelligent equipment and big data in improving the quality of sports education for people with disabilities. At the same time, the study combines successful cases at home and abroad to explore how to use new quality productivity to improve the popularity, scientificity and personalization of sports education for people with disabilities. The study found that with the help of new quality productivity, sports education for people with disabilities can achieve a transformation from resource optimization to innovation in education models, provide more diverse and efficient educational services for people with disabilities, and thus promote their social integration and all-round development.

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Journal of Education and Educational Research
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2025-03-28
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https://doi.org/10.54097/qy708x92
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Diverse Approaches in Healthcare and Education Studies
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Research on the High-quality Development of Mass Sports Education for People with Disabilities Enabled by New Productivity

Caixia Gao, C. D. Gao, Maiqi
Journal of Education and Educational Research
Diverse Approaches in Healthcare and Education Studies
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Research on the High-quality Development of Mass Sports Education for People with Disabilities Enabled by New Productivity

Caixia Gao, C. D. Gao, Maiqi
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Abstract

This study aims to explore how new quality productivity can enable the high-quality development of mass sports education for people with disabilities. With the rapid development of science and technology, new quality productivity has gradually become a key factor in promoting the development of various fields of society, especially in the field of sports education for people with disabilities. By analyzing the connotation of new quality productivity and its application in sports education for people with disabilities, this paper reveals the potential of innovative technologies such as digital technology, intelligent equipment and big data in improving the quality of sports education for people with disabilities. At the same time, the study combines successful cases at home and abroad to explore how to use new quality productivity to improve the popularity, scientificity and personalization of sports education for people with disabilities. The study found that with the help of new quality productivity, sports education for people with disabilities can achieve a transformation from resource optimization to innovation in education models, provide more diverse and efficient educational services for people with disabilities, and thus promote their social integration and all-round development.

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Diverse Approaches in Healthcare and Education Studies
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