Exploration of the Instructors in Charge of Class via Internet in Higher Vocational Colleges
Meijuan Gao
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Meijuan Gao
Abstract
In the moral education practices in higher vocational colleges, the instructors in charge of classes may try two effective approaches. One is to set up a web class open to the whole class group, and the other is to carry out web conversation with individual college students. The former can help shape a good class image and establish class culture, and the latter may help the indivial students improve both physically and mentally. However, the technical requirement and virtual feature of the internet may influence the actual effect of the two approaches.
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In the moral education practices in higher vocational colleges, the instructors in charge of classes may try two effective approaches. One is to set up a web class open to the whole class group, and the other is to carry out web conversation with individual college students. The former can help shape a good class image and establish class culture, and the latter may help the indivial students improve both physically and mentally. However, the technical requirement and virtual feature of the internet may influence the actual effect of the two approaches.
Key concepts: Vocational education, Class (philosophy), Conversation, Set (abstract data type), The Internet, Mathematics education, Computer science, Psychology