On the Cultivation of College Students'self-discipline consciousness in the Internet Environment
Dai Shu-gen
Abstract
Dai Shu-gen
Abstract
The self-discipline consciousness is an essential part of the traditional mental education in colleges with the coming of Internet Age, and the cultivation of college students' self-discipline consciousness becomes more urgent and crucial. We should emphasize introspection advocacy; improve student's ability of self-reorganization, self-encouragement and self-control; establish a sound educational atmasphere; set up a perfect system on the self-management、self-service、self-education of students; creat new internet campus culture; follow the good model's actions and guide the students to put it into practise. With the above measures taken, we can strengthen the self-discipline consciousness of college students.
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The self-discipline consciousness is an essential part of the traditional mental education in colleges with the coming of Internet Age, and the cultivation of college students' self-discipline consciousness becomes more urgent and crucial. We should emphasize introspection advocacy; improve student's ability of self-reorganization, self-encouragement and self-control; establish a sound educational atmasphere; set up a perfect system on the self-management、self-service、self-education of students; creat new internet campus culture; follow the good model's actions and guide the students to put it into practise. With the above measures taken, we can strengthen the self-discipline consciousness of college students.
Key concepts: Introspection, Consciousness, Self-consciousness, The Internet, Self-discipline, Set (abstract data type), Psychology, Cyberculture