Research on Cultivating Academic Literacy of Academic Graduate Students
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.54097/jeer.v4i3.11381Keywords:
Academic Literacy, Academic Postgraduates, Cultivation SystemAbstract
With the growing number of graduate students, it is critical to improve the quality of graduate education. By defining the connotation and extension of academic literacy, combined with the existing problems of academic graduate students, we constructed an academic literacy cultivation system for academic graduate students from four aspects: curriculum system reform, teaching method reform, academic guidance relationship between tutors and students, and academic exchange platforms, which puts forward relevant institutional mechanisms to provide a feasible path for improving academic literacy.
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