Innovation Economics and Management Research (IEMR)

Publisher:ISCCAC

Constructing and Practicing a Blended Learning Model Guided by Ideological and Political Education A Case Study of the Course "Enterprise Administration Management and Office Practice"
Volume 9
Authors

Jing Zhu

Corresponding Author

Jing Zhu

Publishing Date

30 December, 2024

Keywords

Ideological and political education in courses, Blended learning, Enterprise Administration Management and Office Practice, The unity of knowledge and action.

Abstract

To address the issues inherent in traditional teaching models, this paper self-designs and develops a blended learning model. Taking the course "Enterprise Administration Management and Office Practice", one of the first batch of online and offline hybrid first-class undergraduate courses in Shandong Province in 2019, as an example, this study constructs a mechanism for achieving course teaching objectives based on the philosophy of "moral education and the unity of knowledge and action." The course integrates elements of ideological and political education into both theoretical and practical teaching content, combining online and offline blended learning models to achieve a synergistic effect between applied professional teaching and ideological and political education.

Copyright

© 2024, the Authors. Published by ISCCAC

Open Access

This is an open access article distributed under the CC BY-NC license