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1. Purpose : This study aimed at providing the basic data helpful to establishing a proper direction for guiding physical education at school and a long-term, composite policy for promoting physical training. The study was done through research and analysis of the attitude of students toward physical culture are The subject matters this study attempts to investigate are defined as follows ; (a) Attitude toward sports at all levels-of school (b) Attitude toward sports based on sex (c) Attitude detrimental to the advancement of Sports 2. Methods : 381 students (male and female) attending B high school and B University in Daegu were taken as subjects for study. The material used in the study is the questionaire prepared by Cho Myong Yeol, and the data obtained, have been treated in percentage as a whole and shown in graphs. 3. Results: The main results of this study students’ attitude toward sports as follows ; (a) All students realize that sports greatly contribute to the strengthening of the body. Shch a trend of understanding is generally move intense among male students. (b) High School body and girls are found to think sports lead to abnormal development in some parts of the body. (c) High school and college students of both sexes think sports enable them to lead regular and orderly lives. (d)Both male and female students conceive sports help better relation ship among friends, especially male students(college) agree that sports help maintain amicable fratarnity. (e) All the students believe tha.t sports enables them to protect themselves against dangers (Men’s belief is stronger than female’s) (f) Male college and high school students (except for high school girles) do not believe sports shorten their life spans. (g) Male college students and high school girls believe sports are necessary, especially to city dwellers. (h) Male and female students believe sports are helpful to diverting themselves and keeping cheeful disposition. (i) It was found that high school boys are not willing to utilize sports as entertainment. (j) Students of both sexes do not altogether deny that sports tend to deprive females of warnanly character. Particularly, 64.73% of high school girls have this belief. (k) More high school students, rather than college students, think sports are responsible for producing juvenile delinquents. (l) High school boys and college students of both sexes are found to believe more strongly than high school girls that sports enrich personality. (m) Most students of both sexes agree that sports are responsible for poor school record. (n) Both male and female students agree that sports are timecousume and they conceive they are costly. (o) It was found that all students do not necessarily deny sports make a person simple and less thinking. However, they strongly deny that sports make a man lack in precision.
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