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College Teachers' Ethics:Problem and Solutions

Yanfang Hu

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Teachers' ethics is one of the most important content in staff training project.There are many problems for teachers ethics that negatively affects the fame and teaching quality of the schools.The teacher ethics development is long-term project.It is the demand to train qualified socialistic workers and also the standard measuring the teaching quality.

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Teachers' ethics is one of the most important content in staff training project.There are many problems for teachers ethics that negatively affects the fame and teaching quality of the schools.The teacher ethics development is long-term project.It is the demand to train qualified socialistic workers and also the standard measuring the teaching quality.

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Teachers' ethics is one of the most important content in staff training project.There are many problems for teachers ethics that negatively affects the fame and teaching quality of the schools.The teacher ethics development is long-term project.It is the demand to train qualified socialistic workers and also the standard measuring the teaching quality.

Key concepts: Quality (philosophy), Engineering ethics, Professional ethics, Applied ethics, Pedagogy, Psychology, Sociology, Mathematics education

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