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Higher Education Reform and Student's Creative Thinking Cultivation

Lan Geng

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Quality education, with its core on cultivation of the creative thinking, has become an important part of higher education reform. This paper aims to set up the educational guidance to focus on the students, to foster and to develop their creative thinking, which is helpful to advance the quality of higher education as well as the talents.

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Quality education, with its core on cultivation of the creative thinking, has become an important part of higher education reform. This paper aims to set up the educational guidance to focus on the students, to foster and to develop their creative thinking, which is helpful to advance the quality of higher education as well as the talents.

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Quality education, with its core on cultivation of the creative thinking, has become an important part of higher education reform. This paper aims to set up the educational guidance to focus on the students, to foster and to develop their creative thinking, which is helpful to advance the quality of higher education as well as the talents.

Key concepts: Pedagogy, Higher education, Creative education, Set (abstract data type), Quality (philosophy), Creative thinking, Focus (optics), Mathematics education

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