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Train College Students' Network Moral Awareness

Qiong Zhang

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Internet brings us convenience,at the same time,it brings enormous challenge about the traditional moral education in colleges and universities.There are many cases in violation of traditional morality.This paper discusses the current moral situation of college students,and take some suggestions on how to strengthen internet morality about college students.

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Internet brings us convenience,at the same time,it brings enormous challenge about the traditional moral education in colleges and universities.There are many cases in violation of traditional morality.This paper discusses the current moral situation of college students,and take some suggestions on how to strengthen internet morality about college students.

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Internet brings us convenience,at the same time,it brings enormous challenge about the traditional moral education in colleges and universities.There are many cases in violation of traditional morality.This paper discusses the current moral situation of college students,and take some suggestions on how to strengthen internet morality about college students.

Key concepts: Morality, The Internet, Moral education, Psychology, Engineering ethics, Sociology, Pedagogy, Public relations

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