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Establish a New Pattern on Teaching Staff Management in Universities

Yang Zheng-ya

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Teaching staff management in universities is a strategic task for the development of higher education reforms and its old-dated pattern on management must be reestablished.The author advances a choice of approach to establish a new pattern on teaching staff in colleges from the three aspects of background,function and guarantee.

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Teaching staff management in universities is a strategic task for the development of higher education reforms and its old-dated pattern on management must be reestablished.The author advances a choice of approach to establish a new pattern on teaching staff in colleges from the three aspects of background,function and guarantee.

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Teaching staff management in universities is a strategic task for the development of higher education reforms and its old-dated pattern on management must be reestablished.The author advances a choice of approach to establish a new pattern on teaching staff in colleges from the three aspects of background,function and guarantee.

Key concepts: Task (project management), Function (biology), Teaching staff, Higher education, Engineering management, Mathematics education, Medical education, Engineering

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