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Optimizing the Role of Education›s Role in the Creation of a New Era

作者:Huang jingyao

院校:University of the Visayas

摘要:Abstract: Education plays an important role in the creation of the world. One of the major achievements of this post during his tenure as Prime Minister was that the importance of education in the development of human beings has always been appreciated. It has always been considered by people to be one of the most important things in life and in the world; in the field of human development, people have always paid special attention to developing the ability to learn; people almost always pay attention to the preservation of the essential elements of the existing world through educations.The shortcomings of this function include: a rather one-sided emphasis on the need to adapt education to the real world; not enough attention is paid to the development of creativity; the power of education to raise people is not enough.Not enough; the sustainability that education provides for people is insufficient. The main reasons for optimizing this function in the New Era are: to draw lessons from the past; new demands, new challenges, and better conditions for the New Era.In the New Era, the best way to achieve this function is to promote the transformation of the world’s core; to renew the core of the world; to renew the thinking thread of human education; to strengthen democratic education; to renew the thinking thread of education to take part in the world; to create an education system that can more effectively interactional change with the outside world.

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Key words: Education; Participation in World Creation; Functionality; New Era

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