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A Brief Comment on Quality Education in Vocational Schools

Han Jian-she

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It is particular and urgent to strengthen the quality education in vocational schools.Since the ways and approaches the vocational schools adapt to carry out the quality education are quite different from the other public ones,a good knowledge about them is sure to help every teacher of vocational schools in their teaching practice.

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It is particular and urgent to strengthen the quality education in vocational schools.Since the ways and approaches the vocational schools adapt to carry out the quality education are quite different from the other public ones,a good knowledge about them is sure to help every teacher of vocational schools in their teaching practice.

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It is particular and urgent to strengthen the quality education in vocational schools.Since the ways and approaches the vocational schools adapt to carry out the quality education are quite different from the other public ones,a good knowledge about them is sure to help every teacher of vocational schools in their teaching practice.

Key concepts: Vocational education, Quality (philosophy), Mathematics education, Carry (investment), Vocational school, Medical education, Pedagogy, Sociology

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