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On the Normalization of College Students' Labor Education in the New Era
摘要
With the popularization of labor education, the normalization of labor education has gradually entered the public's field of vision. This paper analyzes the dispute of labor education thought, the degree of deformation and quantitative evaluation, and explores how to connect labor education with labor thought and labor harvest to form a closed-loop structure, which makes labor education endless.
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