2004Journal of Huzhou Vocational and Technological CollegeRequires access

Constructing Colleges' Communities by the Principal Education

Yan Jin

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The principal education is a hot point in the present educational system, while the students' organization is a basic unit of the campus culture in higher educational schools. We are required to obey it in conformity with the request of the principal education,and do a good job of students' communities of the university further in it.

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The principal education is a hot point in the present educational system, while the students' organization is a basic unit of the campus culture in higher educational schools. We are required to obey it in conformity with the request of the principal education,and do a good job of students' communities of the university further in it.

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The principal education is a hot point in the present educational system, while the students' organization is a basic unit of the campus culture in higher educational schools. We are required to obey it in conformity with the request of the principal education,and do a good job of students' communities of the university further in it.

Key concepts: Principal (computer security), Conformity, Unit (ring theory), Point (geometry), Mathematics education, Sociology, Pedagogy, Psychology

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