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Teaching Practice of Integrating Labor Education into Specialized Courses: A Case Study of Plant Cultivation and Maintenance

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  • Li, Chuanlei
  • Shen, Nianhua

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Vocational colleges attach great importance to labor education. Specialized courses are an effective way to cultivate students’ labor quality, and the integration of labor education in specialized courses plays an important role in the overall cultivation of students’ moral quality and practical ability. Combined with the teaching practice of landscape technology specialty, labor education is integrated into the teaching of Plant Cultivation and Maintenance, and certain results have been achieved. In this paper, the course content "grafting propagation" was analyzed from the aspects of overall teaching design, teaching implementation process, teaching effect and reflection improvement, so as to provide reference for other contents of this major or other majors to carry out integrated teaching.

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  • Li, Chuanlei & Shen, Nianhua, 2023. "Teaching Practice of Integrating Labor Education into Specialized Courses: A Case Study of Plant Cultivation and Maintenance," Asian Agricultural Research, USA-China Science and Culture Media Corporation, vol. 15(04), April.
    • Handle: RePEc:ags:asagre:341422
    DOI: 10.22004/ag.econ.341422
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