材料导报投稿要求
《科技创新导报》稿件要求及投稿说明
2019年(第9卷)第22期体育大视野256当代体育科技(Contemporary Sports Technology)并传授给学生，这种传授与习得，非正迁移，即负迁移。
这会使得体育教师对缄默知识“越描越黑”，即体育教师运用自身的知识和技能来展现缄默知识，不能使学生理解动作技术的奥妙，反而使学生对该动作技术的理解与运用产生偏离，适得其反。
笔者认为在体育教学中，缄默知识的传递方式应以“师徒制”式为主，以期学生寻求内在意蕴的顿悟。
而教师可以通过体育媒介使教师教授的动作技术、技战术更形象、更规范化地展现在学生面前。
4 结语(1)在体育教学中无论是存在方式，亦或是教学方法都存在大量的缄默知识，这就要求教师需要通过让学生在直观体验下建立教学氛围，即非正式学习文化环境，进而促使缄默知识“显性化”。
(2)由于学生在体育课程中学习、认知和情绪的发展受到缄默知识的影响。
在体育教学中，教师只注重基本技术的教学，却忽视了学生技能和情感价值的培养，使学生掌握了很多基本技术却没有运用技术的能力，经过九年的体育教育，学生却掌握不了一门基本技能。
这就要求教师在体育教学中即要重视基本技术的传授，也要关注学生的技能情感价值。
参考文献[1] 波兰尼.个人知识[M].许泽民,译.贵阳:贵州人民出版社，2000.[2] 石江年,张建华,张惠珍.论缄默知识在体育教学中的存在与传递[J].体育学刊,2014,21(1):86-90.[3] 陈新萌,赵光圣.身体的“在场”与话语的“缺席”:武术缄默知识研究[J].体育科学,2016,36(2):25-31.[4] 阮永福,杨勇杰.对“缄默知识”在高校体育教学中运用的思考[J].北京体育大学学报,2010,33(9):82-85.[5] 刘晖.“教授”与“习得”—缄默知识视角下高校体育教学困境的解蔽[J].体育文化导刊,2017(8):150-154.稿件要求1.稿件应具有科学性、先进性和实用性，论点明确、论据可靠、数据准确、逻辑严谨、文字通顺。
《科技创新导报》稿件要求及投稿说明
2019年(第9卷)第21期体育大视野256当代体育科技(Contemporary Sports Technology)为XXX等相关信息。
在天津高校调研时很难知道该场馆是否允许我们入馆调研，只是在入口处看到简单的注意事项。
最基本的推广就应该在体育场馆明显出张贴出详细的场馆公告，让锻炼者知晓最基本的信息。
根据问卷统计，校外人士对于高校体育场馆的信息的来源如表2。
由结果可知，大众对于微信公众号以及体育场馆官网的信息获取是最多的，高校体育场馆可以在信息传播重视这两个方面，将体育场馆的相关信息通过学校或者学院官方公众号以及官方网站传播出去。
3 结语总的来说，第十三届全运会在天津召开，天津市高校体育资源得到了非常高的提升，许多高校都新建了场馆。
这些场馆在满足在校师生日常使用的前提下，还应该以市场营销的模式逐步的实施对外开放策略，这样不仅能够增加场馆的利用率，减少闲置，也可以增加体育场馆的收入，提升场馆的自营能力，减少学校财政压力。
根据学校体育场馆的功能，开发体育的产品，按照相关政策要求及市场和竞争者来制定价格，以普遍的销售渠道售卖，来提升体育场馆对外开放的能力。
高校体育场馆的主要目标是服务在校师生，在宣传方面上只需要让大众知晓基本体育场馆信息即可，不应该大力宣传学校体育场馆。
否则会引起体育场馆用拥挤，影响在校师生的体育活动。
参考文献[1] 阳意峰.高校体育场馆社会化利用营销策略构建[J].经济研究导刊,2017(36):54-55.[2] 李金梅.我国高校体育场馆社会化的营销策略探索[J].产业与科技论坛,2017,16(21):10-11.[3] 李充.关于高校体育场馆融入城市体育公共服务体系分析[J].才智,2018(16):107.[4] 胡小善.我国高校体育场馆营销分析——基于7P营销组合理论视角[J].体育科学研究,2014,18(3):36-39.[5] 徐立阳.高校体育场馆营销研究[J ].现代经济信息，2017(23):406.[6] 彭苏建,钟铭.江西省高校体育场馆市场运营现状调查分析[J].当代体育科技,2018,8(28):141-142,144.稿件要求1.稿件应具有科学性、先进性和实用性，论点明确、论据可靠、数据准确、逻辑严谨、文字通顺。
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及时纠正。
3.2 西方文化的冲击随着时代的发展和武术文化的传播，中西方的文化在逐渐交融，两方文化在融合的同时也对自身文化带来一定的影响。
比如国外的很多运动都注重体能与核心力量的培养。
武术作为技术性很强的一项运动，在授课时避免不了对技术动作教学的偏重，而忽略了文化教育和道德品质的培育，这些因素都直接或者间接地影响了武术精神的传承与发展。
3.3 关于武术课中弘扬武术精神的研究薄弱武术精神的传播离不开科学的理论支撑，但目前高校公共体育课对武术精神教学研究相对薄弱，导致弘扬武术精神实践缺乏理论支撑和引导。
这主要表现有两点: 一是研究视角有偏差。
不少学者都对“武术精神文化”进行研究，但研究的落脚点都在武术的技能化方面。
二是研究方法缺乏实践性和针对性，在开展武术精神的研究中，多数从学校发展角度，而忽视学生的实际情况。
这使得公共体育课学生的实际接受能力与武术学习兴趣存在差异，导致研究成果的实际效用较低。
4 有效传承传统文化的对策4.1 提高武术教师的文化素养师资力量是武术精神得以弘扬的重要保障，各校针对教师自身的实际情况，提高武术教师的文化素养，不断丰富其文化知识和道德素养的同时，加强对武术课文化内涵的剖析，切实将武术精神和技术学习相结合，在潜移默化中让学生理解与感受武术精神的本质、更好地传承传统文化。
4.2 落实武术课传承传统文化的研究为了提高武术课中武术精神研究的针对性和实效性，高校在开展武术课教研活动时可成立专门的研究小组，以获得更具指导性、前沿性的研究成果来推动高校武术课教学中传统文化的传承。
此外，在研究中，应突破西方体育运动思想的局限，对武术中的“武艺、武义、武德”等武术精神层面研究进行重视。
5 结语武术课中传统文化的传承有两方面，从教学角度来看，教师的教授和学生的考核都应从理论和技能两方面进行，理论主要包括“武德”等精神层面。
从校方角度来看，应重视武术精神的传播，明确支持和关系的态度；从科学研究角度来看，要努力跟上时代的步伐，提升思想观念和科研水平，建立良好的武术学科研究环境。
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【投稿联系方式】wangjx@, wjhx@
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【投稿费用】 500元/3页
【杂志级别】 中文核心
【投稿感受】 回复比较慢，审稿比较认真，会对你的稿件提出意见并要求你作详细修改
【其他】 需要寄单位证明信
【杂志名称】《应用化学》
【杂志文章包含专业】主要报道化学基础研究、化学边缘学科和结合实际生产的创造性科研成果。
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【其他】学化学的在上面投稿比较划算，中文的写文章比较容易，又是SCI收录，而且录用要求也不是很高。
【杂志名称】化工环保
【杂志文章包含专业】化学、环境
【投稿联系方式】hghb@
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【杂志级别】核心期刊
【投稿感受】综述很难投，不收硕士写的综述，博士写的综述也就录取50％
【其他】nothing
【杂志名称】 《无机化学学报》
【杂志文章包含专业】《无机化学学报》是中国化学会主办的学术期刊，面向国内外发行。主要报道我国无机化学领域的基础理论和应用基础理论研究成果，促进国内外学术交流，繁荣无机化学学科。它涉及的内容有固体无机化学、配位化学、无机材料化学、生物无机化学、有机金属化学、理论无机化学、超分子化学和应用无机化学、催化等，着重研究新的和已知化合物的合成、热力学、动力学性质、谱学、结构和成键等。
【其他】无
【杂志名称】新型炭材料
【杂志文章包含专业】主要刊登国内外炭材料学科分支在基础科学，技术科学和与炭材料有关的边缘学科领域研究的最新成果和进展，设有研究论文、研究简报、综合评述、学术动态等栏目。
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《科技创新导报》稿件要求及投稿说明高层建筑中应用，需要耗费大量的中间接头工作作业进行连接，势必增加了工程量与施工难度。
而B 1级耐火电缆可以达到理论无限长度生产，生产长度由客户自行决定，避免了交货长度随着导线截面积增大而缩短的现象。
(3)电缆施工也是传统耐火电缆的难题所在，首先传统耐火电缆重量是一般电缆的两倍，耗铜材数量较大，弯曲半径较大，其敷设过程中不易达到平行整洁的观感效果，在进出配线箱处和桥架内弯曲成型困难，在电缆弯折过程中也容易使氧化镁松动，引发短路。
在制作电缆终端接头和中间接头时，端头拨开后，氧化镁绝缘容易与空气中的水分子发生化学反应，生成能导电的氢氧化镁。
耐火电缆的绝缘电阻一般在100MΩ以上，若在1h内未完成电缆接头的处理工作，绝缘电阻极容易下降到10MΩ以下，甚至经常会出现电缆敷设到位后，绝缘阻值在0.5MΩ的情况。
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