2004Journal of South-Central University for NationalitiesRequires access

On Essential Qualities of Teaching Staff in Institutions of Higher Learning

Xia Wo-wu

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This paper analyses the problems in teaching staff of institutions of higher learning and points out the essential qualities that teachers should have: the qualities of teaching, researching and dealing with interpersonal relations. Only if the qualities are strengthened, can they cater to the development of modern higher education.

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This paper analyses the problems in teaching staff of institutions of higher learning and points out the essential qualities that teachers should have: the qualities of teaching, researching and dealing with interpersonal relations. Only if the qualities are strengthened, can they cater to the development of modern higher education.

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This paper analyses the problems in teaching staff of institutions of higher learning and points out the essential qualities that teachers should have: the qualities of teaching, researching and dealing with interpersonal relations. Only if the qualities are strengthened, can they cater to the development of modern higher education.

Key concepts: Teaching staff, Mathematics education, Interpersonal communication, Psychology, Higher education, Pedagogy, Political science, Social psychology

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