Welcome to Bilingual Publishing Group

Review of Educational Theory

ISSN: 2591-7633 (Online)   2591-7625 (Print)

  • Article

    The Application of Psycholinguistic Principles in University English Teaching

    Changhong Shao
    55-58

    Article ID: 106681    DOI:https://doi.org/10.30564/ret.v1i3.67
    364  (Abstract) 386  (Download)

    Abstract: With the new curriculum reform put into effect, new requirements and plans for college English teaching have been put forward. More and more attention has been paid to Chinese college English teaching from all aspects, among which, psycholinguistics is a new frontier subject. The application of psycholinguistic principles in education is more extensive. The research on the osmotic application of psycholinguistic principles in Chinese college... More

  • Article

    Exploration on the Practice System of Computer Software Course under the New Engineering

    Zhenhua Wang, Chunli Chen, Junbao Xia
    59-63

    Article ID: 106682    DOI:https://doi.org/10.30564/ret.v1i3.68
    390  (Abstract) 355  (Download)

    Abstract: The rapid development of information technology and the new economy is a challenge to the training of computer technology and engineering professionals. The cultivation of engineering talents in Computer Engineering under the new engineering is an important part of the construction and exploration of new engineering in universities. According to the teaching reform of computer specialty in the new engineering construction, starting from the... More

  • Article

    Research on Ideological and Political Education of Higher Vocational College Students' Network Groups in the New Era

    Ou Hua
    64-69

    Article ID: 106683    DOI:https://doi.org/10.30564/ret.v1i3.69
    350  (Abstract) 432  (Download)

    Abstract: With the rapid development of modern information technology, Internet technology has become a major driver of social and economic development. It also has a great influence on higher vocational school education, especially the ideological and political education of young students. The network has brought new changes to the students' cognition, thoughts and conduct, learning methods, and physical and mental development. At the same time, it has a... More

  • Article

    Paradigms and Methodologies for Knowledge Building

    Josep Gallifa
    70-81

    Article ID: 106684    DOI:https://doi.org/10.30564/ret.v1i3.70
    987  (Abstract) 580  (Download)

    Abstract: A diversity of methodologies can be utilized for knowledge building in social sciences, particularly in education. Nevertheless, in order to give meaning to the research fndings and progressively create theories, an awareness of the epistemological framework appears to be necessary. The aim of this article is to present the main epistemological paradigms and their coherent correspondence with respective ontologies and corresponding... More

  • Article

    Early Exploration and Practice of Professional Music Education during China's Modern Period 1912-1919

    Qiyue Sun
    82-85

    Article ID: 106685    DOI:https://doi.org/10.30564/ret.v1i3.71
    380  (Abstract) 377  (Download)

    Abstract: Cai Yuanpei, the frst Minister of Education, attached great importance to "aesthetic education", which was a key part of the new education aims developed under his guidance. It was Cai's focus on "aesthetic education" and "education" that Beijing University Music Research Society and National Beijing Girls' Higher Normal School and the like began to explore and practice the modern Chinese professional music education. More

  • Article

    Whether Achilles Could Catch Up the Turtle

    Zhantao Yang
    86-89

    Article ID: 106686    DOI:https://doi.org/10.30564/ret.v1i3.72
    285  (Abstract) 324  (Download)

    Abstract: Can a person chase up a turtle? This might sound like a very stupid question. However, this question had been disturbing mathematicians for many centuries. It is possible to solve the paradox of Achilles and the turtle with only high school knowledge.This is the beauty of calculus, the concept that mathematicians struggled to invent and improve. In more than 2000 years, mathematicians tried different ways to study and invent calculus, and the... More