MACROSCOPIC RESEARCH ON ETHNIC EDUCATIONAL REFORM AND DEVELOPMENT IN ABA ZHOU
Peng Zhao
Abstract
Peng Zhao
Abstract
On the background of the Great West China Development, developing national education and exploiting human resources are one of the most important factors for Aba Zhou's social economic development. Ethnic education reform and development should be based on the development of society and coordinated with economy and culture. In terms of economic reform it should stand by the reality and future, adjust the educational structure according to the social need; deepen educational system reform and make schools more vital, energetically develop vocational education to fit the change of labor structure. In term of cultural environment, it should fit and fuse the national culture and develop its integrated function to promote cultural renewal.
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On the background of the Great West China Development, developing national education and exploiting human resources are one of the most important factors for Aba Zhou's social economic development. Ethnic education reform and development should be based on the development of society and coordinated with economy and culture. In terms of economic reform it should stand by the reality and future, adjust the educational structure according to the social need; deepen educational system reform and make schools more vital, energetically develop vocational education to fit the change of labor structure. In term of cultural environment, it should fit and fuse the national culture and develop its integrated function to promote cultural renewal.
Key concepts: Ethnic group, China, Vocational education, Social change, Economic growth, Function (biology), Political science, Education reform