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Strategy research on scientific research positioning and practice of higher vocational colleges

Jianguo Liu

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The academic status and strength of higher vocational colleges should be supported by the research and capabilities of the industrialization of scientific and technological achievements and should be embodied through a high level research projects and achievements.Technological inventions,innovation and transformation are the major goal of running a school and the major mode of education in higher vocational colleges.How to do scientific research,how to meet the basic requirements of taking the quality improvement as the core task of education reform and development proposed in The national medium and long-term education reform and planning brief by means of improving scientific level,how to form the accurate positioning of scientific research work and scientific research characteristics in order to improve the capacity of scientific research according to the characteristics of higher vocational education,which are the problems to be solved in higher vocational colleges.

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The academic status and strength of higher vocational colleges should be supported by the research and capabilities of the industrialization of scientific and technological achievements and should be embodied through a high level research projects and achievements.Technological inventions,innovation and transformation are the major goal of running a school and the major mode of education in higher vocational colleges.How to do scientific research,how to meet the basic requirements of taking the quality improvement as the core task of education reform and development proposed in The national medium and long-term education reform and planning brief by means of improving scientific level,how to form the accurate positioning of scientific research work and scientific research characteristics in order to improve the capacity of scientific research according to the characteristics of higher vocational education,which are the problems to be solved in higher vocational colleges.

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The academic status and strength of higher vocational colleges should be supported by the research and capabilities of the industrialization of scientific and technological achievements and should be embodied through a high level research projects and achievements.Technological inventions,innovation and transformation are the major goal of running a school and the major mode of education in higher vocational colleges.How to do scientific research,how to meet the basic requirements of taking the quality improvement as the core task of education reform and development proposed in The national medium and long-term education reform and planning brief by means of improving scientific level,how to form the accurate positioning of scientific research work and scientific research characteristics in order to improve the capacity of scientific research according to the characteristics of higher vocational education,which are the problems to be solved in higher vocational colleges.

Key concepts: Vocational education, Industrialisation, Engineering management, Work (physics), Quality (philosophy), Higher education, Order (exchange), Task (project management)

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