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Restrictions and Countermeasures of Rural Vocational Education in Urban-rural Integration

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  • Liu, Jian-ling

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Developing rural vocational education is of great significance to urban-rural integration: developing rural vocational education is helpful to cultivating new farmers for construction of new socialist countryside, favorable to improving farmers’ ability of finding jobs and starting undertaking, and beneficial to transfer of rural surplus labor and acceleration of urbanization. Restrictions on development rural vocational education mainly include: low value cognition of society and social assessment of rural vocational education; out of balance of cost and expected return of rural vocational education; the quality of supply of rural vocational education failure to satisfy demand of socio-economic development; imperfect rural vocational education system. In view of these, following countermeasures and suggestions are put forward: strengthen propaganda and guidance to build environment of public opinion for rural vocational education; push forward rural vocational compulsory education system to lay social foundation for rural vocational education; reinforce policy support to assist in building rural vocational education system; improve education system to build overall framework of rural vocational education; perfect laws and regulations to establish system and norm for development of rural vocational education.

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  • Liu, Jian-ling, 2012. "Restrictions and Countermeasures of Rural Vocational Education in Urban-rural Integration," Asian Agricultural Research, USA-China Science and Culture Media Corporation, vol. 4(05), pages 1-4, May.
    • Handle: RePEc:ags:asagre:139482
    DOI: 10.22004/ag.econ.139482
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