On the re-understanding and development of colleges and universities students' social practice in the new period
TU Qi-xia
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TU Qi-xia
Abstract
Colleges and universities students' social practice is a kind of teaching activity in which students act as the main part.In the new period,social practice must be re-examined under new situation in order to have a better understanding.It must be integrated with the education objective and theoretical teaching of colleges and universities,and combined with colleges and universities students' quality development and employment.Comprehensive plan and intensified operational measures have been made for colleges and universities students' social practice systematically,socialized,standardized,theorized and legalized.As a result,it will make real contribution to the colleges and universities' overall education.
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Colleges and universities students' social practice is a kind of teaching activity in which students act as the main part.In the new period,social practice must be re-examined under new situation in order to have a better understanding.It must be integrated with the education objective and theoretical teaching of colleges and universities,and combined with colleges and universities students' quality development and employment.Comprehensive plan and intensified operational measures have been made for colleges and universities students' social practice systematically,socialized,standardized,theorized and legalized.As a result,it will make real contribution to the colleges and universities' overall education.
Key concepts: Period (music), Social practice, Plan (archaeology), Quality (philosophy), Order (exchange), Higher education, Social change, Political science