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In the senior grades (grades 4 to 6), the teaching is conducted by means of scenario simulation. For example, simulating a scene where a stranger pulls on the road, the teacher will guide students how to deal with the danger by shouting for help and using schoolbags and other items for self-defense. This interesting and practical teaching method allows students to learn self-defense in a relaxed and pleasant atmosphere.In the second stage of junior high school, some simple practical drills and escape skills began to be added. For example, design a simulation scene, so that students can practice how to break away from each other's control and escape quickly in the simulated school bullying scene. Teachers will give targeted guidance according to students' performance, emphasizing the importance of speed and agility.Physical education class of this university has an elective course of self-defense, and the content of the course is very diversified. They integrated the essence of traditional Wushu into it, such as the principle of using force to fight in Tai Ji Chuan, which was applied to the teaching of self-defense. Teachers will explain how to skillfully use each other's strength to resolve attacks and fight back when facing powerful attackers.

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Judging from students' feedback, this course is very popular. In the course evaluation of each semester, the satisfaction degree of this self-defense elective course is above 90%. Many students said that after learning self-defense, not only their physical fitness has been improved, but also they feel more secure when they go out alone. The school security department also reported that since the course was offered, the accidents involving students on campus have been reduced to a certain extent, especially some small physical conflicts, and students know how to protect themselves in the right way.Third, a primary school in Guangzhou: self-defense teaching with fun and practicality.2. Teaching achievements