2006Journal of Hechi UniversityRequires access

The First Exploration of the Features of the New Rural Education

Huang Bai

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The basic value orientation of the construction of new rural area is to foster and bring up new peasants. Therefore, the main features of the new rural education are as follows: rural compulsory education is popular and fundamental; rural vocational education is professional and technical; and rural adult education is practical and lucrative.

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The basic value orientation of the construction of new rural area is to foster and bring up new peasants. Therefore, the main features of the new rural education are as follows: rural compulsory education is popular and fundamental; rural vocational education is professional and technical; and rural adult education is practical and lucrative.

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The basic value orientation of the construction of new rural area is to foster and bring up new peasants. Therefore, the main features of the new rural education are as follows: rural compulsory education is popular and fundamental; rural vocational education is professional and technical; and rural adult education is practical and lucrative.

Key concepts: Vocational education, Rural area, Compulsory education, Value (mathematics), Rural management, Sociology, Orientation (vector space), Pedagogy

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