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Basic Analysis of Moral Education Work in Colleges and Universities

Zhang Shao-d

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Moral education in low efficiency is a common problem in colleges and universities.Because of long-standing mistaken ideas to understand the function of moral education,principal part of moral education work in colleges and universities is confused,content is divorced from practical life, way is single.Therefore new methods must be adopted.

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Moral education in low efficiency is a common problem in colleges and universities.Because of long-standing mistaken ideas to understand the function of moral education,principal part of moral education work in colleges and universities is confused,content is divorced from practical life, way is single.Therefore new methods must be adopted.

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Moral education in low efficiency is a common problem in colleges and universities.Because of long-standing mistaken ideas to understand the function of moral education,principal part of moral education work in colleges and universities is confused,content is divorced from practical life, way is single.Therefore new methods must be adopted.

Key concepts: Moral education, Work (physics), Principal (computer security), Function (biology), Sociology, Pedagogy, Mathematics education, Engineering ethics

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