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Factors affecting curriculum development
1. Social demand: When the social demand in a specific field increases, it will promote the development of related courses.

2. Technological progress: The continuous development of technology can give birth to new disciplines and courses.

3. Education policy: The change and adjustment of government education policy will directly or indirectly affect the direction and development of curriculum.

4. Economic development: Economic development and changes will have a direct or indirect impact on the professional needs in some fields, and then affect the development of courses.

5. Students' needs: Students' interests and needs in specific fields will also promote the development of related courses.

6. Teachers' experience and ability: Teachers' experience and ability determine the quality and level of course teaching.

7. Internal development of the discipline: the development of the discipline itself will have an impact on the content and methods of the course.

8. External factors: such as culture, religion, geographical location and other external factors will also have an impact on curriculum development.