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The Development of Education Culture within the Scope of Advanced Culture

Yao Liu

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Education culture is an integral part of advanced culture and a basis for the enhancement of advanced culture. In the light of that, attention is paid to the discussion of the functions and features of education culture; it is also pointed out that the development of education culture must stress its advancedness and nationalness.

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Education culture is an integral part of advanced culture and a basis for the enhancement of advanced culture. In the light of that, attention is paid to the discussion of the functions and features of education culture; it is also pointed out that the development of education culture must stress its advancedness and nationalness.

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Education culture is an integral part of advanced culture and a basis for the enhancement of advanced culture. In the light of that, attention is paid to the discussion of the functions and features of education culture; it is also pointed out that the development of education culture must stress its advancedness and nationalness.

Key concepts: Scope (computer science), Organizational culture, Sociology, Engineering ethics, Political science, Engineering, Computer science, Public relations

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