Research on the Realistic Problems and Innovative Paths of College Postgraduate Education in the New Era
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New Era, Graduate Students, Lide Shuren, Ideological and Political Education, Path ResearchAbstract
Moral education is the fundamental task of developing higher education in the new era, which is related to the future and destiny of the party and the country, and reflects the CPC Central Committee's firm determination to attach great importance to education and give priority to education. Ideological education of graduate students is an important part of graduate education, and it is also a key link to implement the fundamental task of cultivating people by virtue. There are many practical problems that need to be solved urgently in the education of moral education for graduate students in colleges and universities. This paper lists some existing problems from two aspects: individual students and school management, and discusses some feasible innovation paths.
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