Research on Teaching Reform of Business Administration Major in Colleges and Universities under “Internet + Education”
Yuanyuan Zhou
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Yuanyuan Zhou
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The theoretical content and practical content of the business management major in colleges and universities are very rich. It is very difficult to combine the two organically. Therefore, this also brings many difficulties to actual teaching. With the increasing development of information technology, “Internet + education” has effectively changed the problems of lack of resources, limited time, and lack of student interest in traditional teaching, and has effectively improved the quality of education and teaching in various subjects. This article conducts research and discussion on the reform of college business administration teaching under the background of “Internet + education”.
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The theoretical content and practical content of the business management major in colleges and universities are very rich. It is very difficult to combine the two organically. Therefore, this also brings many difficulties to actual teaching. With the increasing development of information technology, “Internet + education” has effectively changed the problems of lack of resources, limited time, and lack of student interest in traditional teaching, and has effectively improved the quality of education and teaching in various subjects. This article conducts research and discussion on the reform of college business administration teaching under the background of “Internet + education”.
Key concepts: The Internet, Administration (probate law), Quality (philosophy), Public relations, Business management, Higher education, Political science, Business