The Development of Sustainable Training for Youth Dancesport in China
- Yujie Liang
- Wacharajit Surapong
- Rattanapun Supot
- Suewannarat Pornlpas
- Khantanapha Napaporn
Abstract
This research aims to study factors related to sustainable training for youth dancesport in China. The second aim is to study mediating roles of motivation to learn and expectation fulfillment with sustainable training for youth dancesport in China. The third aim of the study is to improve sustainable training for youth dancesports in China. The fourth aim is to study and provide long-term training for youth dancesport training in China. This study examines the youth dancesports training market in the training service industry. The 346 teachers from 10 dancesport training institutions in 8 cities in China were selected as the sample size. Data collection using questionnaires and interviews was designed according to reliability and validity, mean, standard deviation, factor analysis, and Structural Equation Model (SEM). The research found that learning motivation has a positive effect on transfer motivation and training migration, expectation fulfillment has a positive effect on motivation transfer and training migration. Transfer motivation and training migration have a positive effect on the sustainability of dance training. Transfer motivation mediates the sustainability of learning motivation on dance training. Training migration mediates the sustainability of expectancy realization of dance training. For the mediating roles, training transfer has a mediating role in learning motivation on the sustainable development of dance training satisfaction. Transfer motivation has a mediating role in expectations to achieve the sustainable development of satisfaction with dance training. Training transfer is expected to mediate the sustainable development of dance training satisfaction. The study showed SDGs impacted the degree of Chinese youth’s sustainable dancesport training on sustainable development.
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- DOI:10.5539/jel.v14n4p331
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