Research on Field Interference and Elimination of"Situation and Policy"Course in Colleges and Universities
There remains a significant disparity between the development of the "situation and policy"curriculum and the necessary components for establishing a comprehensive ideological and political education programme in higher education institutions. Literature and social research indicate that numerous interferences persist within the realm of course field. The development of the"situation and policy"course should be aligned with other ideological and political courses in a comprehensive and coordinated manner within the broader academic domain. Within the realm of curriculum, there has emerged a novel trend characterized by the mutual integration of ideological and political perspectives with professional knowledge. In the realm of campus culture, it is imperative to enhance the diversified composition of faculty members, foster multiple perspectives, and consistently alleviate the inherent pressures associated with classroom instruction. Within the realm of social life, students constitute the primary demographic, engaging in problem-oriented teaching activities that are closely aligned with practical applications. In the domain of network information, it is imperative to stay abreast of current trends and consistently uphold a state of advanced functionality.
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