2005Journal of Tangshang Teachers CollegeRequires access

Moral Network Education in Colleges and Universities

Shang Feng-lan

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Moral education in the network in colleges and universities, different from traditional moral education, has the problem of lagging behind in the new times. Moral workers should know the specialty of college students’ online, realize the role change, break through the limitations of time and space, and carry out moral education fully through network.

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Moral education in the network in colleges and universities, different from traditional moral education, has the problem of lagging behind in the new times. Moral workers should know the specialty of college students’ online, realize the role change, break through the limitations of time and space, and carry out moral education fully through network.

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Moral education in the network in colleges and universities, different from traditional moral education, has the problem of lagging behind in the new times. Moral workers should know the specialty of college students’ online, realize the role change, break through the limitations of time and space, and carry out moral education fully through network.

Key concepts: Lagging, Moral education, Space (punctuation), Specialty, Sociology, Higher education, Public relations, Engineering ethics

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