Quality-oriented Education and the Quality and Ability of Teachers
Qin Nan-tu
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Qin Nan-tu
Abstract
The fiercest competition of the twenty-firs: century is the competition of talents. The cultivation of talented persons depends .on education, which, first of all, hinges on the quality of teachers and their ability to implement quality- oriented education. In this article, the writer mainly discusses the following questions: the meaning and characteristics of quality-oriented education, the quality and ability of teachers, how to implement quality-oriented educatin and how to improve teachers' quality.
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The fiercest competition of the twenty-firs: century is the competition of talents. The cultivation of talented persons depends .on education, which, first of all, hinges on the quality of teachers and their ability to implement quality- oriented education. In this article, the writer mainly discusses the following questions: the meaning and characteristics of quality-oriented education, the quality and ability of teachers, how to implement quality-oriented educatin and how to improve teachers' quality.
Key concepts: Quality (philosophy), Competition (biology), Meaning (existential), Mathematics education, Psychology, Pedagogy, Epistemology, Ecology