On 90s College Students' Quality Education
Duan Huaqin
Abstract
Duan Huaqin
Abstract
90s college students have become the subject of college students, they grow up in the context of the country promoting quality education, what is quality education? It is the education method designed to improve the overall quality of the educated for the purpose, to improve students' innovative ability, learning ability and overall quality for the purpose. The purpose and mission of today's education is to cultivate successors of socialism for the purpose of education policy, in order to promote quality education process, deepen educational reform as the starting point and ending point. The author analyzed the problems and shortcomings of current 90s students' quality education put forward their views and opinions, and also put forward the corresponding solutions.
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90s college students have become the subject of college students, they grow up in the context of the country promoting quality education, what is quality education? It is the education method designed to improve the overall quality of the educated for the purpose, to improve students' innovative ability, learning ability and overall quality for the purpose. The purpose and mission of today's education is to cultivate successors of socialism for the purpose of education policy, in order to promote quality education process, deepen educational reform as the starting point and ending point. The author analyzed the problems and shortcomings of current 90s students' quality education put forward their views and opinions, and also put forward the corresponding solutions.
Key concepts: Quality (philosophy), Context (archaeology), Order (exchange), Process (computing), Subject (documents), Point (geometry), Socialism, Mathematics education