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The Features of Education on Forming Habits and Its Educational Law

Xian-Kui Qin

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Teenagers can form their habits in school days,so it is the main task of educators to pay great attention to the education of forming their good habits.This process falls into four stages:passive acceptance,reluctant acceptance,active acceptance and habitual formation.Forming their proper good habits is one of the ultimate purpose of education.

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Teenagers can form their habits in school days,so it is the main task of educators to pay great attention to the education of forming their good habits.This process falls into four stages:passive acceptance,reluctant acceptance,active acceptance and habitual formation.Forming their proper good habits is one of the ultimate purpose of education.

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Teenagers can form their habits in school days,so it is the main task of educators to pay great attention to the education of forming their good habits.This process falls into four stages:passive acceptance,reluctant acceptance,active acceptance and habitual formation.Forming their proper good habits is one of the ultimate purpose of education.

Key concepts: Task (project management), Bad habit, Process (computing), Psychology, School education, Mathematics education, Social psychology, Pedagogy

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