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Reform of Teaching Mode in Higher Education Institutions under the Background of New Engineering
New Engineering refers to majors established in higher education institutions based on the new economy and emerging industries. With the rapid development of technology, the education sector has also undergone unprecedented changes. In order to promote the high-quality development of education, enhance students’ practical abilities, and effectively implement the fundamental task of cultivating morality and talents. As educators, we deeply understand that innovation is an important force driving the development of education. Therefore, in order to promote the construction of the “four new” curriculum in schools, we have launched a “three-stage” (pre class preparation, in class communication, and post class practice) practical teaching mode for the course of “Soil Mechanics and Foundation Engineering”, aiming to explore how to improve the quality and effectiveness of teachers’ teaching and students’ engineering practice experience
Ownership Structure and Firm Performance: Evidence from United Kingdom Listed Companies
The published empirical and analytical corporate governance literatures on the influence of ownership structure on company performance are still controversial. In our study, the correlation between ownership structure and firm performance is explored for 66 non-financial listed companies in UK over period from 2011 to 2015. Meanwhile this paper utilized value of Tobin’s q and ROA as the firm performance respectively in order to clarify comprehensive analysis. The results illustrated that institutional ownership does not have impacts on firm performance. Meanwhile, as the widely diffuse ownership structure is common in UK, our study shows that there is no correlation between first largest shareholder and company performance. Moreover this paper found the relation between government ownership and company performance is non-linear. In the final analysis, shareholding by the domestic shareholders is negatively correlated to corporate performance
The Integration and Strategies of Cultural Teaching Content in Practical English Courses from an Intercultural Perspective
This paper discusses the integration and strategies of cultural teaching content in Practical English courses from an intercultural perspective. By analyzing the shortcomings of the current Practical English courses in cultural teaching, a series of integration strategies aiming at enhancing students' intercultural communicative competence, cultural awareness and language application ability are proposed. These strategies include clarifying cultural teaching objectives, enriching cultural teaching content, adopting diversified teaching methods and improving teachers' professionalism, etc, aiming to provide useful references and lessons for cultural teaching in practical English courses
Research of the External Communication of Zigong Dinosaur Lantern Festival from the Perspective of New Media
This article devolves the current insufficient communication of Zigong Dinosaur Festival both domestically and internationally. It aims to propose several remedies from the perspective of new media to tackle it. It discusses the cultural communication effects and impacts and based on the current outcomes and strategies and explores how to optimize the communication and promotion of the Zigong Dinosaur Lantern Festival and puts forward practical strategies, offering new insights into the inherit of traditional culture
A Study on the Matching of Teaching Content of Computer Application Technology Courses with Industry Needs
With the rapid development of information technology, computer application technology has become an important force to promote social progress and industrial upgrading. However, there is often a disconnect between the teaching content of computer application technology courses in colleges and universities and the needs of the industry, which makes it difficult for graduates to meet the actual needs of enterprises. The purpose of this paper is to discuss the docking problem between the teaching content of computer application technology courses and the industry demand, and put forward corresponding improvement strategies by analyzing the current industry development trend, enterprise demand and the current situation of college curriculum, with a view to improving the teaching quality of computer application technology courses and enhancing the employment competitiveness of students
Research on the Intervention of Interaction Design in Digital Media Exhibition Design
With the rapid advancement of information technology and the increasing prominence of mass consumer culture, exhibition design is undergoing a profound transformation. Traditional static exhibition models are no longer sufficient to meet contemporary audience expectations, leading to the rise of new media-driven interactive exhibition formats. Interaction design plays a pivotal role in bridging the gap between audiences and exhibits by facilitating multi-sensory, multi-layered, and immersive experiences. This study examines the evolution of exhibition viewing in the digital media era and establishes design principles that enhance interactivity. Through an analysis of case studies from the past three years, the paper explores the core components of interaction design in exhibitions: interaction object design, interaction behavior design, and interaction feedback design. This research identifies emerging innovations and technological advancements that shape the future of exhibition design. The findings offer unique cross-disciplinary insights and propose a forward-looking perspective on the integration of AI, multi-sensory engagement, and adaptive interactivity in future exhibition environments
The Influence of Female Socializing on Wu Meicun's Poetry and Prose Creation
During the late Ming period, the social interaction between male intellectuals and women became increasingly popular. Wu Meicun, as a prominent literary figure of his time, was no exception. Influenced by the social atmosphere and personal circumstances of his era, Wu Meicun's interactions with women became a significant aspect of his life. He engaged with women in poetry exchanges or indulged in pleasures, which not only affected his lifestyle and added interest to his life, but also expanded his social and literary circles. As a result, the themes and content of his works became diverse and rich. Therefore, exploring Wu Meicun's interactions with women provides a more comprehensive understanding of his life and offers deeper insights into his poetry and prose
A Study on the Role of Office Advanced Application Courses in the Cultivation of College Students' Vocational Skills
With the rapid development of information technology, Office has become an indispensable tool in the modern workplace. As the main force in the future workplace, it is crucial for college students to master Office advanced application skills for their career development. The purpose of this paper is to explore the role of Office advanced application courses in the vocational skills training of college students, by analyzing the importance of Office advanced application skills, curriculum and teaching methods, as well as the specific impact on the cultivation of students' vocational ability, and put forward suggestions for improvement, with a view to providing reference for the teaching of Office in colleges and universities
Analysis of Green Building Design and Environmental Protection Policies in Real Estate Development
This article explores the core concepts, design standards, and application of green building design in the real estate development process, through an analysis of green building design and environmental protection policies. By examining case studies and data from both domestic and international green buildings, the paper analyzes the impact of environmental protection policies on the real estate industry and the role of green building design in driving the real estate market. The economic and environmental benefits of green building projects are demonstrated through data and charts. Finally, the article presents future development trends and policy suggestions for green building design
The Role of Culture Role in Motor Development
Motor development is the process through which children acquire new motor skills and physical abilities, influenced by both biological and environmental factors, with culture being a key environmental factor. In Western developmental psychology, milestone research is commonly used to study motor development; however, traditional milestones are based primarily on a Western cultural context, neglecting cultural differences. This paper primarily analyzes cultural differences in infant motor development, focusing on four key milestones: sitting, crawling, standing, and walking. Through multiple research cases, it explores differences in maternal caregiving practices, parental beliefs about infant motor development, and other cultural factors, as well as how these differences affect the process and pace of motor development. The findings indicate that culture plays a significant role in infant motor development, with developmental speeds varying across cultural contexts. However, infants who develop more slowly do not necessarily exhibit deficiencies. Traditional motor milestones lack a cross-cultural perspective, and future research and policy development should account for cultural differences to gain a more comprehensive understanding of and support for infant motor development