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Exploration and Study on Cultivating the Creativity of Students in the Colleges of Higher Vocational Education

Xie Min

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The development of innovation personnel is the new need of knowledge economy era. The article analyzes the shortcomings and the insufficiencies in higher vocational education firstly, then proposes the methods and strategies of creativity cultivation based on the training goal in higher vocational education.

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The development of innovation personnel is the new need of knowledge economy era. The article analyzes the shortcomings and the insufficiencies in higher vocational education firstly, then proposes the methods and strategies of creativity cultivation based on the training goal in higher vocational education.

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The development of innovation personnel is the new need of knowledge economy era. The article analyzes the shortcomings and the insufficiencies in higher vocational education firstly, then proposes the methods and strategies of creativity cultivation based on the training goal in higher vocational education.

Key concepts: Vocational education, Creativity, Higher education, Pedagogy, Mathematics education, Psychology, Engineering, Engineering ethics

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