Vol. 4, 26 February 2024
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The real dilemma of innovation and entrepreneurship education in China's colleges and universities includes the problems of biased conceptual understanding, fragmented curriculum system, weak comprehensive ability, deviation of evaluation system, and lack of linkage guarantee. This article puts forward a reform path for the above problems, including building a "practice-oriented" education and training system around talent cultivation goals, building an action research-based innovation and entrepreneurship education reform and innovation system based on problem orientation, improving a multi-level, multi-indicator, diversified and multi-dimensional evaluation system, and focusing on a synergistic support system for internal cooperation and external outreach. The article emphasizes the importance of innovation and entrepreneurship education and puts forward specific paths and methods to solve the real problems.
Characterization of Difficulties, Colleges, Local, Employment Environment
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