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Analysis of the Zhou Gongshou's Contributions to Guizhou Girl's Normal Education

Zhigang Peter Gao

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Zhou Gongshou is one of the most famous educators in Guizhou province.He devoted himself to the work of developing Qian by promoting education,and cultivated quantities of talents for Guizhou.It was Zhou Gongshou who set up the first Girls' Normal School that started female education in Guizhou,which added significance to the education of ancient Guizhou.

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Zhou Gongshou is one of the most famous educators in Guizhou province.He devoted himself to the work of developing Qian by promoting education,and cultivated quantities of talents for Guizhou.It was Zhou Gongshou who set up the first Girls' Normal School that started female education in Guizhou,which added significance to the education of ancient Guizhou.

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Zhou Gongshou is one of the most famous educators in Guizhou province.He devoted himself to the work of developing Qian by promoting education,and cultivated quantities of talents for Guizhou.It was Zhou Gongshou who set up the first Girls' Normal School that started female education in Guizhou,which added significance to the education of ancient Guizhou.

Key concepts: Girl, Sociology, Psychology, Developmental psychology

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