On the Definition of General Education and Professional Educationand Their Practical Course
XU Wen-juan
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XU Wen-juan
Abstract
General education and professional education as a pair of concept are not incompatible,both of them are originated from liberal arts education.After the origination of universities in Middle Ages,general education and professional education change their concepts over time,but as a whole they are completely intertwined with each other.General education evolves from liberal arts education 、classical humane education and modern humane education and professional education is continuing to deepen in the direction of specialization.In a game of multiple forces such as secular power、imperial power、political power、academic and knowledge power,both general education and professional education highlight their value.
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General education and professional education as a pair of concept are not incompatible,both of them are originated from liberal arts education.After the origination of universities in Middle Ages,general education and professional education change their concepts over time,but as a whole they are completely intertwined with each other.General education evolves from liberal arts education 、classical humane education and modern humane education and professional education is continuing to deepen in the direction of specialization.In a game of multiple forces such as secular power、imperial power、political power、academic and knowledge power,both general education and professional education highlight their value.
Key concepts: General education, Liberal arts education, Liberal education, Power (physics), Value (mathematics), Education policy, Sociology, Higher education