The Impact of Lifelong Education on the Educational Career of Higher Education Institutions in China
Abstract
Lifelong education means insisting on lifelong learning, which is fundamental to cultivating the all-round development of people, and it also requires people to have a certain level and ability to fulfill the tasks of talents needed by society. With the continuous updating of modern higher education, the issue of lifelong education for college students in China’s higher education institutions has become one of the most urgent and realistic issues, that is, how to better and faster promote the learning performance of college students and further improve the teaching quality of higher education institutions, so that they can be more in line with the requirements of modern development and the trend of the times is the main content of the current urgent research. This paper analyzes the current situation and problems of higher education development in China from the meaning of lifelong education, and proposes corresponding countermeasures.References
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