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Reform in the Training of Art Design Professionals

Xie Hai-tao

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This paper reports Hefei University's success in adapting advanced foreign teaching methods to local needs,constructing unique art design programs,developing effective training plans,innovating teaching methods,and strengthening practice-based learning.The future directions of reform and development in art design education are also discussed.

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This paper reports Hefei University's success in adapting advanced foreign teaching methods to local needs,constructing unique art design programs,developing effective training plans,innovating teaching methods,and strengthening practice-based learning.The future directions of reform and development in art design education are also discussed.

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This paper reports Hefei University's success in adapting advanced foreign teaching methods to local needs,constructing unique art design programs,developing effective training plans,innovating teaching methods,and strengthening practice-based learning.The future directions of reform and development in art design education are also discussed.

Key concepts: Training (meteorology), Art and design, Art design, Engineering management, Mathematics education, Engineering ethics, Political science, Computer science

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