Exploration of Modularized Construction and Implementation Path of Higher Vocational Education Courses in the Context of the New Industrial Revolution
Abstract
the childcare major in higher vocational education that adapts to the digital economy era. It proposes a curriculum structure consisting of four
core modules: "basic literacy, intelligent care, early development, and institutional operation, " designs an implementation path integrating
"job, curriculum, competition, and certification, " and establishes a diversely collaborative support mechanism. This modularized curriculum
system can effectively enhance the digital literacy and comprehensive service capabilities of childcare professionals, providing theoretical
reference and practical framework for higher vocational colleges to address the challenges of the new industrial revolution and innovate the
talent cultivation model for childcare.
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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.70711/neet.v3i9.7781
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