Proceedings of the 2017 3rd International Conference on Social Science and Higher Education 2017
DOI: 10.2991/icsshe-17.2017.13
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An Institutional Perspective on the Conflict between Teaching and Research in Chinese Local Universities

Abstract: Abstract-Literature review on the institutional transition of Chinese higher education indicates that the fundamental reason for current conflict between teaching and research in local universities rooted mainly from the traditional educational resource allocation and evaluation system as well as the state central power traditions generated in the elite education era. The institutional reformation falls behind the current society development requirements of higher education popularization. Therefore, the insti… Show more

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“…Once members of the teaching organization reach a certain level, they lack a sustained mechanism and motivation for further development, resulting in a lack of impetus for further improvement. The absence of effective training opportunities and professional development plans hampers the realization of the learning potential of teaching organization members (Li, 2017). Without clear learning pathways and promotion mechanisms, teachers may lack the drive to continuously learn and enhance their teaching abilities.…”
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“…Once members of the teaching organization reach a certain level, they lack a sustained mechanism and motivation for further development, resulting in a lack of impetus for further improvement. The absence of effective training opportunities and professional development plans hampers the realization of the learning potential of teaching organization members (Li, 2017). Without clear learning pathways and promotion mechanisms, teachers may lack the drive to continuously learn and enhance their teaching abilities.…”
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confidence: 99%