Research on folk art entering general education in Higher Vocational Colleges——Taking the course construction of Northeast Folk Painting as an example
Abstract
Higher vocational colleges train qualified social practical professional talents. The cultivation of professional core competence and general literacy determines the future career and post conversion ability. Therefore, Changchun Polytechnic aims to improve students’ professional core competence and establish a general library to further explore the general education mode. Northeast folk painting art has become one of the courses, Integrated into the general education of higher vocational colleges, enriched the content of Campus General Education, It can promote the development of various abilities of higher vocational students, improve the enthusiasm of students to participate in the study and promotion of folk art, improve the students’ traditional art quality and professional skills, and also protect and inherit the folk art represented by northeast folk painting, which is conducive to the activation and dissemination of intangible cultural heritage in the new era.References
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Project: Changchun vocational and technical college professional general library characteristic space course construction
and reform project Chinese traditional culture and art space northeast folk painting art course. Project No.: 01-2-2-00206
About the author: Shi Hongbo (1978 -), female, born in Changchun, Jilin Province, is a teacher, lecturer and postgraduate majoring in advertising design and production in the Department of digital media art, School of information,
Changchun vocational and technical college.
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