Current location - Education and Training Encyclopedia - Educational Knowledge - What is the educational structure?
What is the educational structure?
Educational structure refers to the way that various elements in education determine their relative positions in a certain time and space according to the objectives, tasks and characteristics of education, interact with each other, play their specific functions and affect the overall functions of each element.

Macroscopically, it includes target structure, degree structure, educational system structure, regional and layout structure, investment structure, resource structure, type structure and so on. The middle view includes curriculum structure, student source structure, teacher structure and other categories; Microscopically, it includes specialty structure, discipline structure, discipline structure, school internal organizational structure, teaching structure, student source structure and so on.

The significance of education:

Education can promote individual development, including individual socialization and individualization. Education can affect the change of social talent system and economic development, and provide a good background for the sustained and stable development of the economy; Improve the potential labor ability of the educated; Form ideas, attitudes and behaviors that adapt to modern economic life.

Education can cultivate talents for the development of the country and serve the political and economic development of the country. Education can influence the development of culture. Education should not only convey culture, but also meet the requirements of the continuation and renewal of culture itself.