On the interactive relationship between vocational education and labor
Zhang Zhi-zeng
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Zhang Zhi-zeng
Abstract
Vocational education results from labor, so they are mutually constricted and motivated. The development, allocation, and organization of labor may have significant impacts upon the vocational education in terms of the contents, forms, system, and value-orientation. As well, the vocational education is committed to improving the competence of the learners, achieving their employment, enhancing their efficiency of work, and helping with the development of social economics.
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Vocational education results from labor, so they are mutually constricted and motivated. The development, allocation, and organization of labor may have significant impacts upon the vocational education in terms of the contents, forms, system, and value-orientation. As well, the vocational education is committed to improving the competence of the learners, achieving their employment, enhancing their efficiency of work, and helping with the development of social economics.
Key concepts: Vocational education, Competence (human resources), Value (mathematics), Work (physics), Labour economics, Psychology, Pedagogy, Economics