2004Journal of Changsha Aeronautical Vocational and Technical CollegeRequires access

On Teachers' Specialization and Quality Education

Ding Hai-yan

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Teachers as a career enjoy their own particular professional requirements and professional qualifications as well as its special training system and management system. Like doctors and lawyers, teachers can't be substituted. Emphasis on teachers' specialization means emphasis on teachers' quality and colleges' quality education.

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Teachers as a career enjoy their own particular professional requirements and professional qualifications as well as its special training system and management system. Like doctors and lawyers, teachers can't be substituted. Emphasis on teachers' specialization means emphasis on teachers' quality and colleges' quality education.

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Teachers as a career enjoy their own particular professional requirements and professional qualifications as well as its special training system and management system. Like doctors and lawyers, teachers can't be substituted. Emphasis on teachers' specialization means emphasis on teachers' quality and colleges' quality education.

Key concepts: Quality (philosophy), Emphasis (telecommunications), Professional development, Pedagogy, Medical education, Psychology, Mathematics education, Computer science

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