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Research Paper | Physical Education | Vietnam | Volume 10 Issue 6, June 2021

Assessment of Male Student's Physical Development of at Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology and Education

Thanh Duc Nguyen

Abstract: This study aims to assess male student?s physical development at Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology and Education (HCMC UTE) after one year. As well as it has compared with the Student Fitness Assessment Standards of the Ministry of Education and Training of Vietnam and the fitness standards of Vietnamese adults. Conducting a test to assess students' physical ability with 13 survey tests on the aspects of morphology, physical strength, psychological and physiological functions recorded as follows: Students of HCMC UTE's physical status is in the normal range. However, the physical level of development is not uniform among students (coefficient of variation (Cv) of many tests > 10%), which reflects the rather high differentiation in terms of specific training professions, or related to the movement mode of students. In addition, physical criterion of HCMC UTE male students are quite similar to the Evaluation Standards of the Ministry of Education and Training of Vietnam's. Compared with the data on Physical condition of Vietnamese (age 18) found that the morphological test (Standing height) is quite similar; two physical fitness tests (Lie down on the back with sit-ups/30s; Stand with flexibility and bend the body) are equal; Four fitness tests (Foreign hand squeeze, In-place long-range, 4x10m shuttle, running 30m) the advantage belongs to Physical condition of Vietnamese. Students of HCMC UTE only outperformed in Cardiac Function test with difference (d=-3.85 Hw). The research results will be a useful basis for adjusting the content and curricula, contributing to improving the physical quality of graduates, meeting the labor requirements of the society.

Keywords: assessment, examination, students, physical condition, status, technology and education

Edition: Volume 10 Issue 6, June 2021,

Pages: 879 - 882