College Students’ Career Planing Experiential Teaching Exploring

Qi ZHANG, Ying GUO

Abstract


Using experiential teaching in career planning can effectively stimulate students’ learning initiative, improving the quality of teaching and curriculum’s effectiveness. This paper analyzes the current situation and the necessity of teaching career planning and how to use experiential teaching method in the education of career planning.


Keywords


Career planning; Teaching experience; Subjectivity

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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.3968/%25x

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