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On the Harmonious Education in Teachers Colleges

Liu Dao-ling

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Harmony is the essence of a harmonious society.Times calls for harmonious education,which includes harmony among human beings,harmony of teaching and learning,harmony of the education environment,etc.Normal colleges and universities are the cradle of teachers.Therefore it is of great importance to enhance harmonious education in normal universities.

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Harmony is the essence of a harmonious society.Times calls for harmonious education,which includes harmony among human beings,harmony of teaching and learning,harmony of the education environment,etc.Normal colleges and universities are the cradle of teachers.Therefore it is of great importance to enhance harmonious education in normal universities.

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Harmony is the essence of a harmonious society.Times calls for harmonious education,which includes harmony among human beings,harmony of teaching and learning,harmony of the education environment,etc.Normal colleges and universities are the cradle of teachers.Therefore it is of great importance to enhance harmonious education in normal universities.

Key concepts: Harmony (color), Harmonious Society, Sociology, Pedagogy, Mathematics education, Engineering ethics, Political science, Psychology

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