2013Adult Education QuarterlyRequires access

Research on Higher Vocational Talents Training Mode

LU Nan-ping

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Higher vocational colleges,teaching and management in school management plays a very important role.Due to the rapid development of vocational education,the teaching management raised higher requirement for the job.Improving teaching level of management can promote the teaching reform,improve the teaching level and ensure the quality of teaching.

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Higher vocational colleges,teaching and management in school management plays a very important role.Due to the rapid development of vocational education,the teaching management raised higher requirement for the job.Improving teaching level of management can promote the teaching reform,improve the teaching level and ensure the quality of teaching.

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Higher vocational colleges,teaching and management in school management plays a very important role.Due to the rapid development of vocational education,the teaching management raised higher requirement for the job.Improving teaching level of management can promote the teaching reform,improve the teaching level and ensure the quality of teaching.

Key concepts: Vocational education, Higher education, Quality (philosophy), Teaching staff, Medical education, Psychology, Pedagogy, Teaching method

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