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Exploration of the Curriculum Reform of Psychological Health Education for College Students from the Perspective of Ideological and Political Education
- 1 Taishan University
- 2 Chonbuk National University
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Abstract
This article discusses the teaching reform and exploration of the course 'Civics and Politics of College Students' Mental Health Education'. It analyses the synergetic cultivation of ideological and political education and college students' mental health education as an important initiative for colleges and universities to carry out the fundamental task of cultivating morality and educating people. The article analyses the current teaching status of the course 'Mental Health Education for College Students', including the current situation and problems in the nature of the course, teaching content, teaching form, and teaching evaluation. The text puts forward the role of the civics course and the obstacles it faces. It proposes measures for improvement, including constructing civics teaching system, cultivating civics teaching team, updating the concept of the civics course, enriching the form of civics teaching, and establishing an evaluation mechanism for civic and political integration. This paper presents a systematic analysis and solution for the reform of Civics and Politics teaching in college students' mental education courses.
Keywords
Curriculum ideological and political education, Mental health education, Reform, Higher education reform
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Liang,Z.;Zhang,X. (2024). Exploration of the Curriculum Reform of Psychological Health Education for College Students from the Perspective of Ideological and Political Education. Journal of Education and Educational Policy Studies,1,5-8.
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