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On the Thought about the Reform on Compulsory Education Management in Rural Areas

Xuesong Liu

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This paper divides the changing process of the compulsory education management in rural areas into four stages.According to the analysis to these policies,realizes the characters about the reform on compulsory education management and put forward some suggestions to improve the compulsory education management system in rural areas.

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This paper divides the changing process of the compulsory education management in rural areas into four stages.According to the analysis to these policies,realizes the characters about the reform on compulsory education management and put forward some suggestions to improve the compulsory education management system in rural areas.

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This paper divides the changing process of the compulsory education management in rural areas into four stages.According to the analysis to these policies,realizes the characters about the reform on compulsory education management and put forward some suggestions to improve the compulsory education management system in rural areas.

Key concepts: Compulsory education, Process (computing), Rural management, Rural area, Management system, Economic growth, Political science, Public administration

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