1. Focus on overall development
The view of educational ecology emphasizes the interrelation and interrelation among all links in the educational system. It believes that education is not only the responsibility of schools, but also the common responsibility of all members of society. The view of educational ecology emphasizes the influence of the whole society on individuals and the influence of individuals on the whole society. It regards education as a system, in which all parts depend on each other and influence each other to jointly promote the development of individuals and society.
2. Pay attention to multi-party participation
From the viewpoint of educational ecology, the development of education needs the joint efforts of many participants. It emphasizes cooperation and coordination among schools, families, communities and other social institutions. This means that all participants need to share the responsibility and pay attention to the all-round development of students. The educational ecological view of multi-participation encourages parents, teachers, students and community members to establish positive cooperative relations in order to promote the effective implementation of education.
3. Emphasize interaction and mutual influence
According to the viewpoint of educational ecology, all components of the education system interact and influence each other. It emphasizes the influence of educational environment, educational policies and teaching methods on students' development. The various components in the education system interact with each other. 4. Pursuing sustainable development.
The concept of educational ecology emphasizes the sustainability of education, that is, the development of education system should be long-term sustainable and adapt to the changing environment. Education should not only meet current needs, but also consider future development and changes. This means that education should be flexible and adaptable, and can be constantly adjusted and improved to adapt to social and economic changes.
5. Pay attention to ecological balance
The view of educational ecology emphasizes the balance and interdependence among the components of the educational system. It believes that all aspects of the education system need mutual support and cooperation to achieve all-round development. For example, schools need to keep close contact with the external environment such as family and community to promote the all-round development of students. At the same time, the concept of educational ecology also advocates the combination of education and environmental protection to cultivate students' environmental awareness and the concept of sustainable development.
The ecological view of education has the characteristics of paying attention to all-round development, multi-participation, interaction and mutual influence, pursuing sustainability and ecological balance. It emphasizes that education is not only the responsibility of schools but also the common responsibility of the whole society. The concept of educational ecology encourages the cooperation and coordination of all participants, pursues the sustainable development of the education system, and emphasizes the combination of education and environmental protection.