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KMID : 0608520090150010069
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Korean Journal of Oriental Medicine
2009 Volume.15 No. 1 p.69 ~ p.78
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Satisfaction of Qigong Lecture in College of Oriental Medicine
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Kim Ki-Jin
Han Chang-Hyun
Park Ji-Ha
Choi Seong-Hun
Lee Sang-Nam
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Abstract
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Objectives : To understand the basis for future improvement and development in the lectures, an evaluation was made on the lecture by the ’theory-practice-self study’ system initiated in ’Yangseng Qigong(養生氣功) and practice’ at Daegu Haani University.
Method : We surveyed the satisfaction of ’Yangsaeng Qigon and Practice’ which is the lecture that is composed theory, practice, self study for 120 students at college of oriental medicine in Daegu Haani University.
Result : In the inquiry for the satisfaction with the general class of ‘Yangsaeng Qigong and practice’, 69% of students answered positively. As to the satisfaction with class grouping, 76% answered affirmatively, and as to the question "Agreement to the plan workable?", 72% said it was satisfactory, showing lectures by class grouping were made successful as planed. As to satisfaction with theory lectures, 36% were satisfied (38% unsatisfied), as to practice 90% was satisfied (2% unsatisfied) and as to the self-study and special lectures, 36% was satisfied (23% unsatisfied), showing the satisfaction was relatively higher for practice. To the question "Was it helpful in understanding hygiene Danjeon-breathing science?", 31% said yes (16% no) for theory, 87% yes (3% no) for practices, 32% yes (32% no) for special lectures, and 37% yes (28% no) for team assignments.
Conclusions : The textbooks and majors of the lecturers turned out to be varied, but as seen from the result of lecture satisfaction on ’Yangseng Qigong and practice’, it was different according to the preparedness of the lecturers and satisfaction with the lecture material. Despite the situation that most schools have chosen it as a major subject, the subject name was divergent among schools and the textbook and the content of practice were also not unified. At the point of globally rising interest in Qigong, this will only lead to its weak competitiveness when advancing to the world.
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KEYWORD
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Qigong, Survey, Lecture
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