| 英文摘要 |
There were few studies on the relationship between the time of lei¬sure activities and academic performance of junior high school students. This study discussed this issue with 1,587 samples from the“Tracking Survey Database of Learning Status in Junior High Schools”. Descriptive statistics, single-sample mean t-test, Pearson product difference correla¬tion, factor analysis, and regression analysis were used in the study, in which the family socioeconomic status, leisure time, and academic per¬formance in Chinese, English, mathematics, and natural science of junior high school students are sorted out through the questionnaires in the database. The conclusions were as follows: Time for leisure activities of junior high school students watching TV and movies was the highest, followed by playing basketball, and finally visiting art exhibitions. At the same time, the academic performance in Chinese, English, mathemat¬ics and natural science field were higher than the passing standard. The higher the family socioeconomic status of junior high school students, the more time students spent in bookstores and libraries, and the better their academic performance in Chinese, English, mathematics and natu¬ral science field. The more junior high school students spent watching TV and movies, shopping, the lower their academic performance in Chinese, English, mathematics and natural science field. Students spent listening to concerts, climbing mountains, dancing, and playing chess with peers had no significant impact on the academic performance of the four areas. It was worth noting that the more junior high school students play ball, the lower their academic performance in Chinese, English and natural science field, and the time devoted to martial arts had a negative and significant impact on English academic performance. Therefore, the ar¬rangement and planning of leisure time for junior school students de¬served the attention of schools, teachers, parents and students. |