Exploring the Teaching of Curriculum Politics in Biomass Conversion Principles and Technology Based on the New Engineering Background

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  • Jinxing Peng

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.54097/hstc1e42

Keywords:

New Energy Science and Engineering, New Engineering, Curriculum Thought and Politics, Principle and Technology of Biomass Energy Conversion, Teaching Improvement

Abstract

Curriculum ideological and political education is a new concept and model of curriculum teaching of various majors to adapt to the development of the new era and the new international and domestic situation. Under the background of "new engineering", integrating the curriculum thought and politics into each link of the teaching of biomass energy conversion principle and technology, and exploring the best "fusion point" is a direction worthy of in-depth research in teaching. In the teaching practice of biomass energy transformation principle and technology course, teachers should fully reflect the unique humanistic temperament of biomass energy transformation principle and technology course, and explore the ideological and political education content of socialist core values, which can not only promote students to improve their professional ability, but also improve their thoughts and behaviors. This paper mainly puts forward the integration point of biomass energy transformation principle and technology and ideological and political education, as well as the strategy of curriculum teaching improvement under the background of new engineering.

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Published

15-11-2024

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How to Cite

Peng, J. (2024). Exploring the Teaching of Curriculum Politics in Biomass Conversion Principles and Technology Based on the New Engineering Background. Journal of Education and Educational Research, 11(2), 232-235. https://doi.org/10.54097/hstc1e42