Exploration of Ability Improvement Methods for New Teachers in Practical Courses in Colleges and Universities
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https://doi.org/10.6918/IJOSSER.202508_8(8).0001Keywords:
Practical Courses; New Faculty Members; Ability Enhancement.Abstract
In current higher education practice, the practical teaching abilities of new faculty members play a crucial role in improving teaching quality and the effectiveness of talent cultivation. New faculty members generally have high academic qualifications and research capabilities, but they often lack experience and practical teaching skills in this area. Enhancing practical teaching abilities requires proactive learning and practice by new faculty members, as well as comprehensive support and training from universities. It also necessitates the establishment of a scientific performance evaluation system and the optimization of cooperation mechanisms. Through these measures, the practical teaching abilities of new faculty members can be effectively improved, further enhancing the quality of talent cultivation and social service capabilities in higher education institutions.
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