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Research on the Cultivation Mechanism of New Liberal Arts Talents Who Know and Love Agriculture in Agriculture-Related Universities--A Case Study of Jiangsu University
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Abstract
New liberal arts talents is a new requirement of China for universities to cultivate philosophy and social science talents in the new era. Jiangsu University, as a key agricultural-related university featuring agricultural machinery, has a profound theoretical and practical foundation in the cultivation of agricultural-related talents. Jiangsu University has integrated the concept of "cross-border integration" into the cultivation of new liberal arts talents who know and love agriculture, and proposed measures such as ideological and political education in collaboration, cultivating the "Three Rural Issues" culture, strengthening the intersection of arts and sciences, carrying out farming and reading education, and teaching students according to their aptitude, so as to provide talent guarantee for the realization of Chinese style agricultural modernization.
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agricultural-related universities, knowing and loving agriculture, new liberal arts talents
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Wan,C.;Xu,R. (2024). Research on the Cultivation Mechanism of New Liberal Arts Talents Who Know and Love Agriculture in Agriculture-Related Universities--A Case Study of Jiangsu University. Journal of Education and Educational Policy Studies,2,38-43.
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