SOLUTION TO IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF TEACHING AND LEARNING AK SUBMACHINE GUN SHOOTING TECHNIQUES AT THE CENTER FOR NATIONAL DEFENSE AND SECURITY EDUCATION, UNIVERSITY OF ECONOMICS - TECHNOLOGY FOR INDUSTRIES

Abstract

This article examines and proposes solutions to improve the quality of teaching AK submachine gun shooting techniques at the National Defense and Security Education Center, University of Economics - Technology for Industries. National defense education plays a crucial role in raising students' awareness of protecting the nation and equipping them with military skills. The study uses methods such as document analysis, surveys, interviews, and direct observation to evaluate the current teaching practices, facilities, and students' perceptions. The results reveal limitations such as students' limited understanding, a lack of specialized instructors, and inadequate facilities. The article suggests solutions such as enhancing instructor training, innovating teaching methods, upgrading facilities, and organizing supplementary activities. In conclusion, it emphasizes the need to improve the quality of AK shooting instruction to meet training requirements and international integration standards