2007Liaoning Higher Vocational Technical Institute JournalRequires access

On Impart Knowledge and Educate People according to Teachers' Ethic

Su Heng

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Teachers' ethic is the vocational ethic for a teacher.It plays an important role in the process of education.As for a university,teachers' ethic construction should emphasize on the improvements of restriction mechanism,various forms of ethic education,establishment of excellent teachers and development of teaching and research activities.

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Teachers' ethic is the vocational ethic for a teacher.It plays an important role in the process of education.As for a university,teachers' ethic construction should emphasize on the improvements of restriction mechanism,various forms of ethic education,establishment of excellent teachers and development of teaching and research activities.

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Teachers' ethic is the vocational ethic for a teacher.It plays an important role in the process of education.As for a university,teachers' ethic construction should emphasize on the improvements of restriction mechanism,various forms of ethic education,establishment of excellent teachers and development of teaching and research activities.

Key concepts: Vocational education, Work ethic, Process (computing), Pedagogy, Mechanism (biology), Psychology, Sociology, Engineering ethics

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