People-oriented Higher Education Management Model Concept
Wang Xuanpei
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Wang Xuanpei
Abstract
People-oriented is the essence and core of the scientific concept of development,the core values of Higher Education.In thepast,some efficiency for the purpose of experience in education management model,especiallyin the modern,toimpart a knowledgebased management philosophy,our colleges and universities re-education management system to the neglect of people re-learning to the neglect of humane management is not uncommon.Therefore,research and build a people-oriented management model of higher education,improve the performance of the integrated management of higher education,campus culture and create a humane,the all-round development of the comprehensive literacy to promote students' comprehensive ability,has great significance.
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People-oriented is the essence and core of the scientific concept of development,the core values of Higher Education.In thepast,some efficiency for the purpose of experience in education management model,especiallyin the modern,toimpart a knowledgebased management philosophy,our colleges and universities re-education management system to the neglect of people re-learning to the neglect of humane management is not uncommon.Therefore,research and build a people-oriented management model of higher education,improve the performance of the integrated management of higher education,campus culture and create a humane,the all-round development of the comprehensive literacy to promote students' comprehensive ability,has great significance.
Key concepts: Neglect, Higher education, Core (optical fiber), Engineering ethics, Management philosophy, Literacy, Pedagogy, Sociology