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Investigation of the Problems of Vocational Education in China
Authors: Liu Qi , Pan Hongyue
Published: January 2024

With the rapid development of China's industrialised society, the state has actively carried out vocational education-related courses and policies, however, there are still serious problems to overcome. This study focuses on analyzing and reflecting on the dilemmas and challenges of vocational development in China, such as the lack of teachers and the high dropout rate in today's vocational education by presenting appropriate views and conducting research. The paper suggests that the low quality of teachers is due to the public's elitist ideology, where good teachers prefer to go to formal schools or private institutions to gain higher social status and salary. The high dropout rate is because more Chinese students choose vocational schools. After all, they do not get into high school and the curriculum is unsatisfactory. In addition, Sweden and Finland, as leading countries in vocational education, were used as a control study, China can learn from the appropriate policies to improve the current dilemma of vocational education in China. However, due to differences in national systems and policies, China still needs to consider its situation while adopting the recommendations.
The Influence and Mutual Promotion of Education and the Economy
Authors: Tu Ruini
Published: January 2024

In the 21st century, global competition around the economy and education is fierce. Under normal circumstances, the quality of education in countries with strong economic strength is good, while the quality of education in countries with relatively backward economies is not well guaranteed. This paper discusses the relationship between education and the economy, the reasons for this relationship, and the ways of their healthy development together. When discussing the relationship between the two, this paper compares the GDP of the United Kingdom and Nigeria with the current situation of education in the two countries and confirms that the relationship between economy and education is usually common progress. As for the reasons for the influence between the two, the paper discusses the two reasons for economic security education and education promoting the economy and divides them into two different types of reasons, direct and indirect. Education promotes the economy through commercialization and training of talents. The state sets up a minimum allocation system and follows the allocation formula to ensure adequate funding for education. To promote the common development of both, China has a good example, such as driving independent innovation through university strategy, providing creativity and skills for economic construction, and implementing compulsory education policies to coordinate education equality among regions, thus affecting balanced economic development.
Analysis of Speech Prosody Characteristics of Teachers
Authors: Deng Wei , Zhu Meifeng , Ma Min , Tian Yu
Published: January 2024

During the teaching process, the prosodic features of a teachers speech can influence students auditory perception of the teachers speech and, subsequently, affect students enthusiasm, concentration, and comprehension of the lesson content. This study aims to analyze the differences in prosodic features, including pitch, intensity, pauses, and speech rate, among speech samples from different categories of teacher instructional videos. The research algorithm is implemented in Python to calculate prosodic feature values for speech segments. Comparative data analysis revealed that, in comparison to negative teacher instructional video speech samples, positive teacher instructional video speech samples exhibit significantly higher average fundamental frequencies (pitch) and more noticeable variations in speech rate rhythm.
Analysis of the Reform of Primary and Secondary Education Streamlining in Singapore
Authors: Yue Chuanyang
Published: January 2024

Education streamlining, as a crucial activity for talent development, requires rational planning to meet the dual demands of individual self-realization and national participation in international competition. The streamlining activities in primary and secondary education in Singapore have entered a new phase of "teaching according to students' aptitude." The reform focuses on enriching streamlining paths and transforming streamlining criteria. This has resulted in three main characteristics of Singapore's current primary and secondary education streamlining: cultivating diverse talents, promoting social integration, and pursuing educational equality. This has propelled Singapore's education towards creating a non-discriminatory principle and ensuring a fair competitive environment for everyone, providing robust support for various vulnerable groups. While the ongoing streamlining has achieved certain results, it has also presented challenges for the continuous advancement of the reform.
Obstacles and New Requirements for China's Current Employment in the Context of Modernization: Based on Marx's Principle of Dialectical Relations Between Productive Forces and Production Relations
Authors: Liu Jingyi
Published: January 2024

Employment is a historical issue that occurs at a specific stage in the process of modernization. According to Marx's theory of historical materialism, employment is a problem that arises in modernization, particularly in industrialization and urbanization. China faces two challenges in its modernization process: insufficient development of its productive forces and current production relations that do not facilitate the development of productive forces. China is in the primary stage of socialism, where mechanized production replaces traditional production modes, resulting in a continuous decline in labor demand while labor supply is increasing. The internal production forces and production relations within society cannot interact, leading to oversupply in the labor market and resulting in a surplus of labor. At the same time, modernization requires a fundamentally new approach to employment in China, while the current employment situation is far from meeting modernization requirements. Therefore, the Chinese government must follow Marx's theory of historical materialism, and deeply reform and innovate its systems and mechanisms to achieve complete unity between production relations and productive forces. Only then can employment problems be solved.
An Analysis of the Differences in Family Education Between China and the United States under the Orientation of Educational Policies
Authors: Chen Yufei
Published: January 2024

Family education is influenced by many factors, and education policy is one of the most important factors. There is a big difference between China and the United States in terms of family education. From the point of view of the different admission systems of colleges and universities in the two countries, the diversified admission system of the United States contributes to the formation of the concept of "quality education" family education. In contrast, the single-indicator admission system of China leads to the concept of "teaching to the test" family education to a certain extent. This paper examines the differences between the admissions systems of China and the United States and their impact on the differences between family education in China and the United States and makes suggestions for family education in China through a comparative analysis of the strengths and weaknesses of family education in the two countries. Parents should have a long-term view of education and regard academic performance as one of the goals of family education, and more importantly, take the comprehensive development of children as the primary goal, so that they can raise healthy and excellent children.
Comparative Analysis of Domestic and International Educational Models: A Case Study of China and the Czech Republic
Authors: Shen Hengzhe
Published: January 2024

Education is an important driver of national development and social progress, attracting global attention and driving reforms to adapt to the changing socio-economic landscape. This study compares and analyses education models in China and the Czech Republic, highlighting the significant impact of cultural, historical, social, political, and economic factors on education. Additionally, it delves into the pivotal role of political and economic factors. This paper argues that the country's political environment, history, and culture will have an impact on the formation of the educational environment, the establishment of educational models, and the development of education. By comparing the two countries, this paper puts forward relevant suggestions for the development of education. This paper believes that first of all, it is necessary to improve the education model according to the national situation, clarify the educational goals, and cultivate comprehensive and sustainable development talents. At the same time, this paper encourages international educational cooperation to improve educational standards and prepare students for a globalized future.
Analysis of Educational Inequality Behind the Phenomenon of College Entrance Examination Immigration
Authors: Shang Ziyi
Published: January 2024

In recent years, the phenomenon of immigration in the college entrance examination has been frequent, seriously affecting educational equity. The root of it lies in the significant inter-provincial regional differences in admission opportunities for high-quality higher education in China. Research has found that the dependence of universities on local governments and their pursuit of high-quality student resources are the main reasons for this problem. This article provides corresponding suggestions for this issue from three aspects: in terms of economic foundation, fundamentally filling the differences in the economy and education of each province. At the government level, strengthen the central government's macroeconomic regulation, coordinate the national situation, and allocate admission quotas for each province. At the level of high-quality universities, enrollment should focus on ability orientation and weaken territorial orientation. By reasonably allocating enrollment quotas for higher education in different regions, it aims to break the unfairness caused by regional differences, better ensure that every student has equal access to higher education, and ultimately guide education toward a more equitable direction.
Educational Equity in the Context of China's Economic Development: Implementation and Practice of Educational Policies
Authors: Qin Ruyi
Published: January 2024

Educational equity has consistently ranked among the fundamental principles aspired to by human societies. The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization emphasizes that providing equal educational opportunities is a universally recognized and paramount ethical and social imperative within both society and the education system. Therefore, this paper assesses the influence of compulsory education and the National College Entrance Examination (NCEE) on educational equity in the context of China. The paper explores the policies adopted by the Chinese government to ensure that economic disparities do not affect educational equity. The paper finds that the urban-rural divide creates significant barriers to education for rural students, who often do not have access to quality education, and that the household registration system significantly contributes to fostering inequality. The NCEE system, while designed to promote meritocracy, also contributes to educational inequality by favoring students from urban areas and those who can afford private tutoring. By analyzing China's "Double Reduction" policy, posits that attaining educational equity demands a multifaceted strategy. This entails equitable resource allocation, robust economic support, the promotion of differentiated education, and the fortification of the admission system. The paper contends that mitigating the excessive dependence on a single test score and incorporating diverse assessment methods, like comprehensive quality assessment, can facilitate a more holistic assessment of students' overall capabilities and potential. Consequently, this has the potential to reduce disparities in university admissions. The paper underscores that achieving educational equity hinges on the collective commitment and concerted efforts of the entire society.
Prediction of Autism Spectrum Disorder: Comparison and Tuning of Machine Learning Models
Authors: Yang Zixuan
Published: January 2024

The early diagnosis in Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is crucial for timely interventions to address the patients attentional and social challenges. The currently study aims to use machine learning algorithms to accurately predict ASD outcomes. Dataset from a Kaggle competition was used to perform the prediction analysis. Five supervised machine learning algorithms were employed: Logistic Regression (LR), K-Nearest Neighbors (KNN), Support Vector Machine Classifier (SVC), Random Forest (RF), and Decision Trees (DT). The models were fine-tuned using a range of possible hyperparameters and evaluated using ROC AUC scores. The best-performing model, Random Forest, achieved a training ROC AUC of 0.93. The model's performance in predicting the unseen test set resulted in a ROC AUC score of 0.8623. The outcome demonstrates the potentials of machine learning models in early prediction of ASD symptoms, which provides support for autistic individuals to enhance their quality of life and education.
A Framing Metaphorical Analysis of Chinas National Images --Based on the 2021 Economic News Reports on China of The Economist
Authors: Yang Xueke
Published: January 2024

National image is an important part of Chinas soft power. The Economist uses a large number of metaphorical frames that relate to all aspects of Chinas development. Through these metaphorical frames, The Economist endows reports with its concepts and attitudes towards China, and these metaphorical frames also influence readers in an invisible way. This thesis uses the theory of framing and conceptual metaphor to analyze about 110 economic reports on China in The Economist in 2021. Specifically, three kinds of framing metaphors are discussed. They are war metaphors, sport metaphors, and journey metaphors. By analyzing the national images constructed by metaphors in each frame, the thesis finds that the journal sees China as a rising power, with its rising international status, rapid economic growth, world-leading technology and active participation in global governance, which constructs a positive image of China as a developing and progressive country. However, due to the inherent ideological bias of the West, the report maliciously smears Chinas national image, especially in terms of regime and human power. In addition, it also believes that China restricts freedom of speech and its environmental pollution is serious. In conclusion, The Economist has constructed an overall negative national image of China, which has exerted profound international influence. In the context of profound changes in the international communication environment, the author hopes that this thesis can provide some enlightenment for improving Chinas international discourse power.
A Threat and A Corrective for Democracy: An Introduction to Populism in the Past and Present
Authors: Liu Yucong
Published: January 2024

With the increasing interdependence between states, populism also rises through opposing current institutions, which gradually becomes a political force in some regions nowadays. However, there is no accepted academic definition of populism. Therefore, this essay lists three major approaches for scholars to define populism, the sociocultural approach, the political-strategic approach, the ideational approach, and makes some critical comments on them. After the evaluations, the reasons why the ideational approach is the most probable method to illustrate populism can be explained. By analyzing the mobilization of populism in different regions, the core features of populists can be reflected and the demands of populists can update with time advance. On the aspect of political effect, this article studies its influence on democratic institutions and policy-making, which show both positive and negative sides under different circumstances. In summary, populism is a special kind of ideology related to the people and the elite that can attach to other ideologies. Besides, populism can remind the rulers to solve some problems when they are in opposition, nevertheless, populism can also be a threat to democracy when they thoroughly control a regime.
Populism and Its Expression in Italy
Authors: Han Jiamei
Published: January 2024

The political practice of populism has long existed in Europe, in recent years, the concept of populism has received increasing attention and it has frequently appeared on the political stage in various European countries. Populism is especially popular and typical in Italy, while problems also emerge with different forms. Whats more, this ideology always appears as a discourse of two opposing groups. The paper explores the development of populism in Italy, its impact on Italy and Europe as a whole by using a case study of Italian populist political parties and adopting Cas Mudde's definition of populism. As a result, populism could be illustrated as a tool for regulating the European society when there is a democratic imbalance. In the end, we can find the pattern of populism, try to predict its future development and its effects in different spheres in Europe, and then gain some awareness of the predicament of European society.
Opposition in Four Directions The Fragmentation and Polarization of Todays American Democratic Politics
Authors: Hong Haoting
Published: January 2024

With Donald Trump's defeat in the presidential election, America's right-wing populist and non-establishment political leader lost his former glory and was replaced by Joe Biden, who supported multiculturalism and the establishment. However, the end of the general election does not mean the end of the conflict and struggle between the four directions of right-wing populism and multiculturalism, non-establishment camp and establishment camp. The opposition in these four directions makes the dilemma of today's American democratic politics clear. The phenomenon of social division and political polarization deserves attention, and the study of the background and impact of the conflict can help analyze the social problems existing in the United States. The struggle between the left and the right and the establishment complexly exists between the two parties, triggering a series of chain reactions such as Hillary's defeat, Trump's political moves and the "Capitol Hill" incident, and further intensifying the intensity of the struggle. Relevant concepts about struggle will be elaborated, the historical factors of struggle will be traced, and its profound and widespread impact on American society will be analyzed.
Reflections and Perspectives on China's Food Safety Issues in the Context of Risk Society
Authors: Chaofeng Du
Published: January 2024

Despite the increasingly sophisticated management systems in China, food safety issues continue to be a persistent problem. This paper examines the underlying issues behind food safety regulation in China, focusing on the recent surge in incidents. Against the backdrop of a risk society, food safety issues have become a hot topic in Chinese society today. Our research on it should not only be limited to interpreting it as a shallow phenomenon of unscrupulous businessmen profiting at the expense of conscience, nor should it be simply attributed to the negative effects of modern food chemical technology development. Instead, we should start from the perspective of the theory of risk society to gain a more thorough understanding and comprehensive reflection. The backdrop of a risk society in transition, China's food safety problem has become increasingly severe. To better withstand risks and move towards a safer society, it is essential to fully recognize the importance of food safety and establish a scientific and reasonable system of risk governance through improving legal mechanisms, risk communication and interest mechanisms.
Research on Stress about Elderly Care for Young People
Authors: Shi Yuecheng
Published: January 2024

People have been bothered by anxiety. Studies have shown that the elderly may feel stressed about future life. Few essays focused on the anxiety of younger generations' worries about future post-retirement life, which is going to be the main focus of the study. The research surveyed 101 samples to obtain information on the anxiety level of youth and the causes. By analyzing these samples, attention should be paid to the anxiety of the younger generation, and it varies from person to person. The main reasons for anxiety were concerns about financial issues, loneliness, and illness. Those reasons show rather a large amount of overlap with the anxiety of the elderly due to similar issues: the fear of being accompanied and the financial issues. Besides, some objective factors contributed to anxiety positively: the number of children and the parent's marital status, while their marital status and the number of siblings hurt the participants' stress levels.
Relationship Between Inter-regional Disparities in Educational Resources and Economic Development
Authors: Yang Yixuan
Published: January 2024

The connection between interregional differences in educational resources and economic development has drawn the attention of educational researchers This paper carries out correlation analysis and linear regression analysis on the relationship between educational resource input and economic growth in 31 provinces of China. Taking human, material and financial resources as independent variables, and GDP, talent resources and tax revenue as dependent variables, it is concluded that the level of teachers has a significant positive correlation with the input of educational resources and talent resources and GDP. As a result, this paper puts forward the suggestions to improve the level of teachers, cultivate excellent teachers and expand the financial expenditure on education and optimize the input of education funding structure. The purpose of this paper is to examine how educational resources affect economic development and to make policy recommendations. The adequacy of educational resources may have an impact on a country's human capital, economic growth, technological innovation, employment levels, and the equitable and stable development of a society, which in turn affects the development of the economy, and has important implications for both social equity and sustainable economic development. By examining the impact of educational resources on economic development, this paper serves as a reminder of the importance of educational resources and provides policy recommendations for improving the quality of education and promoting sustainable economic development, thereby contributing to the development of education, economic growth and social progress in our country globally.
Analysis of Media Image of Autism Patients in Social Media
Authors: Jin Jingliang
Published: January 2024

Autism is a neurodevelopmental disorder with unclear pathogenesis, characterized mainly by social disorders and repetitive stereotypical behaviors, often accompanied by ADHD, sleep disorders, or gastrointestinal problems. In recent years, the incidence rate of autism worldwide has increased at an alarming rate. The general public lacks a comprehensive understanding of the autism population, resulting in biases, discrimination, and stigmatization. Social media has played an important role in accurately presenting and shaping the image of autism for the public, greatly affecting the social situation of patients. In the study, content analysis is used in the study to get the data. 32 previous papers are selected from CNKI and foreign websites to analyse in this study. The time span for selecting samples is from 2009 to 2022 and the samples are mainly about stigmatization, stereotypes, and media image of autism. Through the analyse, media images on autism generally exhibit negatively and are generally one-sided, mostly drifting between the polarization of "genius" and "idiot".
Exploring the Nature of Syntactic Priming of English-Mandarin Bilinguals Comparing with English Monolinguals
Authors: Luo Zhiting
Published: January 2024

This study investigates the nature of syntactic priming in English-Mandarin bilinguals. Compared with the English monolinguals, the results show that differences between bilingual and monolingual groups can be attributed to the different syntactic structures and subtle linguistic differences between English and Mandarin, including the impact and potential language interference. The study also emphasizes that there are marginally significant differences between passive and locative conditions among bilingual groups, with passive priming showing a stronger priming effect. Importantly, the study elucidates the sensitivity of English-Mandarin bilinguals to argument structure and the influence of animacy distribution on the generation of passive sentences, as well as the reduced use of passive sentences by bilinguals compared to monolinguals. The research demonstrates that the argument structure priming hypothesis and animacy distribution also exist in English-Mandarin bilingual groups the same as the English monolinguals [1].
Implementation Path of Legalization in Rural Governance in China
Authors: Xu Xiaozhen
Published: January 2024

The rule of law serves as the foundation for constructing modern rural governance mechanisms and stands as an essential avenue toward achieving modern governance. Influenced by unique natural environments and diverse cultural customs, remote rural areas in China still face challenges in the construction of rural legal foundations, the inadequacy of legal systems in rural governance, insufficient public legal services in rural areas, and a lack of institutional mechanisms for diverse participation in the legalization of rural governance. To address these issues, there is a necessity to prioritize the most pressing needs of farmers. This necessitates focusing on building a comprehensive legal system in agricultural domains, emphasizing the status of village regulations and customary laws, strengthening rural public legal service systems, innovating methods of legal education, and fostering a legal atmosphere. This approach aims to expedite the process of legalizing rural governance.
The Introduction of the Cooling-Off Period Before Divorce Policy in China: An Empirical Analysis
Authors: Sun Yayun
Published: January 2024

Since the introduction of the Civil Code of China, the cooling-off policy has been adopted as a compulsory requirement for couples who want to make a divorce registration in China. This paper examines the impact of the cooling-off period in China broadly, and specifically, whether couples are filing a divorce administratively or through court proceedings. To start measuring this impact, this paper gathered data from various official sources. The results demonstrate that the cooling-off period brings a significant decrease in the number of divorces by mutual consent and increases the number of couples who turn to the court to file a lawsuit.
Analysis and Design of Digital Transformation Factors in the Teaching Process of the "Wise Traditional Music Classroom"
Authors: Xu Jing , He Haoran , Song Changlong
Published: January 2024

This study aims to explore the digital technology-enabled traditional music classroom education and teaching ecological design based on cultural heritage protection and inheritance, in order to improve the efficiency of cultural heritage classroom teaching and digital reform. We chose the excellent traditional Chinese music culture "Poyang Fishing Song" as a case study for analysis and demonstration. Mathematical modelling methods, time series analysis, data mining and optimisation models were used to quantify the efficiency of cultural heritage transmission and the impact of digital reform. Meanwhile, the application of blockchain technology in music education, especially in the field of copyright management, is explored to support the digital transformation of the education ecosystem. By digging deeper and revealing the potentials and limitations of digital transformation, it provides tools for educational institutions, policy makers and researchers to learn from in order to better address new challenges and seize new opportunities.
Research on Preconception Protection of Fetus in China: Reflections on Article 16 of the Civil Code
Authors: Zhang Yuqian , Chen Wenxing
Published: January 2024

With technological advancements, risks in modern society are increasing, and issues such as syphilis, HIV, genetic defects pose threats to the fetus before conception. However, current legislation only provides remedies for damage to the interests of the fetus after conception, without addressing harm to prenatal interests. Judicial practice has also not delved into this matter. By comparing the ways other countries protect fetal interests before conception, China can, based on its practical situation, establish legislation to protect the interests of the fetus before conception. This legislation should clarify the relevant rights subjects, rights content, time of rights exercise, etc., and further improve legislative protection for life, respecting the value of life.
A Study on the Traditional Culture and Family Style Ideological and Political Education of Young Doctors in the New Era
Authors: Yunzhen Hou , Xuan Wang , Yiwei Zhou , Ningjian Hou
Published: January 2024

The key and essence of ideological and political education lies in integrating theory with practice, leaving the classroom and campus, and integrating into social life. This article elaborates on how to strengthen the family culture and excellent traditional cultural curriculum ideological and political construction of young doctors under the new situation, thereby promoting the internalization of medical ethics and medical ethics into the spiritual pursuit of young doctors, promoting the harmonious relationship between doctors and patients in the new era, exploring and utilizing various resources contained in ideological and political courses to carry out curriculum ideological and political work, and providing a summary of practical experience for young doctors in China to strengthen traditional culture and family culture cultivation.
Legal Perspectives on the Rehabilitation of Sex Offenders: Efficacy, Ethical Considerations, and the Pursuit of Recidivism Reduction
Authors: Wu Fan
Published: January 2024

This dissertation critically examines the efficacy of group-based therapeutic interventions for sex offenders within correctional facilities, aiming to enhance rehabilitation and reduce recidivism. Despite contemporary treatment paradigms demonstrating some effectiveness, as indicated by lower recidivism rates among treated offenders, the success of these programs is not uniform, prompting a need for reevaluation. Treatment challenges include infrastructural limitations, the need for individualized approaches due to offenders' diverse psychosocial profiles, and the complexity of achieving group cohesion. Furthermore, high dropout rates and short assessment periods undermine the establishment of evidence-based practices. The dissertation advocates for a stratified approach to therapy, recognizing individual psychological profiles and tailoring treatment accordingly. It calls for advancements in cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) methodologies within Sex Offender Treatment Programs (SOTPs), considering ethical dimensions of interventions such as chemical castration, and employing Multisystemic Therapy (MST) with biometric monitoring to better assess and manage recidivism risks. This synthesis of academic literature and analysis of programmatic limitations highlights the necessity of refining sex offender rehabilitation to ensure public safety effectively.
Exploring the Association Between Dreams and Personality Traits
Authors: Zhao Zeming
Published: January 2024

This study focuses on the often-neglected aspect of 'dream attitudes,' such as participants' interest in dreams and the impact of their dreams. By examining the relationships between dreaming, attitudes toward dreams, gender, and personality traits, we aim to explore the continuity between dreaming and wakefulness from a new perspective. Specifically, we hypothesize that: (1) there are differences in dream frequency between males and females;(2) individuals of different genders and personality traits vary in their dream recall and clarity; (3) there are differences in dream attitudes and recall frequency based on personality traits.The participants of the experiment were college students, and data were collected through a specially designed dream research questionnaire. Gender and personality trait scores were used as independent variables, and dream frequency and attitudes as dependent variables, analyzed using factor analysis, correlational analysis, and t-tests. The findings suggest that individual characteristics may influence attitudes toward dreams and are possibly related to the frequency of dream recall. Future research should be more multidimensional and comprehensive, taking into account the interplay between personality traits and dream content.
Family Cultural Capital and School Belonging among Chinese University Students: A Moderated Mediation Model
Authors: Tan Qiquan
Published: January 2024

The study investigates the effect of family culture capital on school belonging, evaluating the mediating effect of home-school cultural dissonance and the moderating effect of academic self-efficacy through a moderated mediation model. A sample of 595 students from a Chinese university was recruited for the questionnaire survey. The results reveal that family cultural capital directly fosters school belonging and inversely predicts home-school cultural dissonance. Moreover, home-school cultural dissonance serves as a significant mediator, diminishing school belonging. Crucially, academic self-efficacy mitigates the negative impact of cultural dissonance on school belonging by acting as a moderating factor. The study underscores the positive effect of academic self-efficacy in enhancing school belonging., the imperative for educational institutions to address home-school cultural dissonance, and bolster students' academic self-efficacy to enhance their sense of school belonging.
Case Study of Sensory Integration Dysfunction in Autistic Children from the Perspective of Cognitive Behavioral Theory
Authors: He Yuemei
Published: January 2024

Sensory integration dysfunction is not only a problem for the general population but also presents challenges for autistic children. Current domestic research on intervention for sensory integration dysfunction mainly focuses on the medical field with limited intervention in social work, education, and psychology, leading to a significant gap in intervention studies for sensory integration dysfunction in autistic children. Therefore, this study, based on social work and psychological individual case practices, investigates the sensory integration dysfunction in autistic children from the perspective of cognitive behavioral theory. It explores the influencing factors and improvement pathways of sensory integration dysfunction in autistic children, providing a research summary of individual cases.
Chinese Teaching from the Aesthetic Perspective: Issues, Pathways, and Prospects
Authors: Qu Xi , Xu Xiangyang
Published: January 2024

As a source of aesthetic education in the new era, the Chinese language subject is profoundly related to art education, personality cultivation and emotional cultivation, and is of great significance to the realisation of the goal of cultivating morality. This study is a qualitative research that will analyse the problems of aesthetic education existing in Chinese language teaching in the new era from the connotation of aesthetic education in the new era. A representative poem, a travelogue and a biography are used as case studies. Based on the disciplinary characteristics of Chinese teaching, we will try to explore the implementation path to solve the problems of aesthetic education through cross-disciplinary learning. In this study, instructors attempted to break through the boundaries between the Chinese language curriculum teaching and the arts curriculum teaching, to enhance the synthesis of subject knowledge, and to guide learners to enjoy the beauty of the pictures described in the text. Ultimately, this study is expected to provide valuable insights and potential solutions for integrating aesthetic education in the Chinese language curriculum in the new era, providing guidance for educators and policy makers.
The Effects of Misinformation Identification in the Computer-mediated Communication Through Media Literacy Intervention
Authors: Tao Ran
Published: January 2024

Computer-mediated communication is an integral form of recent communication that allows people to gain information quickly and improve the engagement of information. However, computer-mediated communication also provides a medium for misinformation production and dissemination, which is caused by the need for a fact-checking mechanism, the distribution mechanism of systems, and the difference in the media literacy level of participants. Therefore, this study aims to explore misinformation identification's effect in computer-mediated communication's computer programming section by evaluating and analysing past research to enhance the misinformation research view. Media literacy intervention as a tool to improve the personal capacity for misinformation identification. Results have shown that the capacity of misinformation identification can work in the computer programming section to enhance the fact-checking system and improve the accuracy of information resources, content, and interactions in computer-mediated communication.
Legal Regulation of Invasive Alien Species from the Perspective of Ecological Safety
Authors: Cai Qiongyan
Published: January 2024

The invasion of alien species has had a serious impact on China's ecological security, socio-economic development, and public health. Effectively preventing the invasion of alien species legally is a major challenge facing China. However, China still faces difficulties in the legal regulation of invasive species. This paper proposes the establishment of legislative objectives for ecological security, the creation of a catalog of alien species, the expansion of inspection and quarantine scope, and the optimization of risk assessment institutions by summarizing the experiences of relevant legal systems at home and abroad.
The Investigation of the Test Accommodations for Students with Disabilities
Authors: Ma Qiaoqiao
Published: January 2024

In the contemporary educational landscape, inclusivity for Students with Disabilities (SWD) is predominant, especially in the context of standardized testing. This paper reviews the prevalent challenges and pitfalls in existing test accommodations - extended time, human-assisted test-taking, and alternative test formats highlighting their failure to create an inclusive test-taking environment for SWD consistently. Although these approaches strive to create a level playing field for all students, they expose certain limitations, such as increased test-related stress, the possibility of inherent biases, and logistical challenges. This analysis thoroughly explores the intricacies of each accommodation, scrutinizing the delicate equilibrium between intent and implementation, as well as the intricate web of factors that may undermine their overall efficacy. It also critically evaluates the issues of bias, accessibility, and the rigidity of traditional methods, underlining the urgency for innovative solutions. The paper briefly acknowledges the potential of an innovative adaptive test-taking platform, which offers a more personalized and less stigmatizing alternative. Yet, the primary focus remains on the imperative to reform current practices to be truly responsive to the diverse and unique needs of SWD. In discussing the way forward, the review contends with the logistical, ethical, and procedural considerations imperative for integrating new technologies with traditional accommodation methods. This review highlights the significance of advancing educational technology to bridge existing gaps in test accommodations, aiming to ensure equitable opportunities for all students, irrespective of their physical or cognitive constraints.
The Application of Artificial Intelligence Technology in Music Education
Authors: Luo Ziling
Published: January 2024

Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming the field of education by emulating human cognitive processes, boosting adaptability, and improving efficiency across various domains. This integration of AI with music education, which involves a rich tapestry of history, culture, theory, and instrument instruction, facilitates the efficient utilization of musical resources. The growing demand for AI-driven online education is reshaping the landscape of learning and music instruction, particularly in the realm of music education, where the amalgamation of AI technology heralds innovative teaching approaches. This article reviews three significant AI-driven approaches: the "Flipped Classroom", which redefines traditional teaching paradigms by seamlessly combining online and offline learning experiences; the "Music Learning System Based on the RBF Algorithm", employing intricate neural network structures and large-scale music samples for personalized music education; and the "Music Learning System Based on the SCMA Algorithm", which utilizes advanced multiuser detection algorithms for tailored learning experiences. Each method leverages AI techniques, including Convolutional Neural Networks (CNN) and sophisticated algorithms, to enhance content delivery, automate feature extraction, and differentiate individual student needs. These approaches collectively signify a paradigm shift in music education, fostering personalized, interactive, and efficient learning environments for diverse learners. This article proposes future developments that could revolutionize the landscape of AI in music education. The "Singing Teaching System" mentioned in the article creates open-access AI music education software accessible to non-music majors.
How Reddit Sentiments Influenced Gamestop Stocks
Authors: Pang Jiaming
Published: January 2024

This paper focuses on the language usage in the GameStop (GME) share rally in January 2021. Specifically, I analyze how comments in a leading post of Reddits r/wallstreetbets subreddit reflect the reddit user communitys sentiment and emotion with various linguistic expressions. I analyzed the topics of the comments using topic modeling with Latent Dirichlet allocation algorithm, which objectively identified representative topics in the comments. Results showed that there were six clusters of topics, including two of the topic clusters that represented words that were highly correlated with stock market behaviors, such as buy and sell, one cluster that suggested objective analyses of the stock market, and one cluster that presented complaining emotions. The findings indicate a direct correlation and impact between the sentiments of comments and the performance of the stock market.
The Sustainable Development of Ancient Chinese Music in Contemporary Music
Authors: Liu Yutong
Published: January 2024

The present study investigates the integration of Chinese ancient music into current musical compositions and its influence on the development of musical genres. This study explores the many methodologies and strategies used in the sampling and remixing of Chinese ancient music, while also analyzing the perceptions and responses of listeners toward the amalgamation of traditional and contemporary musical components. Moreover, this research examines the obstacles and potential for conserving and rejuvenating Chinese old music by incorporating it into modern music. It also investigates the cultural importance of Chinese ancient music within the framework of worldwide music creation and consumption. The study employs a combination of qualitative and quantitative methodologies, including the analysis of pertinent policies, scrutiny of film and television productions, exploration of specialized programs, and inquiry into the viewpoints and approaches of experts in the field of traditional Chinese music instruction. This study seeks to investigate the research topics to provide insights into the dynamics and influence of Chinese ancient music in contemporary music. Additionally, it wants to underscore the significance of safeguarding and advancing the preservation of ancient music in China.
An Analysis of BALENCIAGAs Brand Communication Methods and Causes in Different Development Periods: From the Perspective of Media Communication
Authors: Zhang Qianyao
Published: January 2024

Rather than saying that BALENCIAGA is advertising carefully, it is better to say that BALENCIAGA is trying to advertise itself as the most unique existence among luxury brands. BALENCIAGA combines its century-old brand culture with modern culture. Take the initiative to put labels on itself. When people talk about BALENCIAGA, they will talk about his designs. In the process of talking, the effect of advertising communication is achieved instead of just brainwashing people on the advertising screen. Brand product design and media marketing are inseparable. BALENCIAGAs ambition seeks to combine design and media. To achieve the transformation of established luxury brands. Break the inherent rules and limitations of society. Subvert all rigid and deliberate definitions of beauty and luxury. Create new and bold brand design concepts and communication methods. Sharp and exaggerated, it combines the consumer culture of each period and continues to develop with the progress of the times. Use unique and avant-garde brand attitude to promote brand development. This approach has not only gained widespread attention and value recognition from consumers but also enhanced brand value and publicity effects. Make brand and product design conform to the trend of the younger consumer market. Make luxury goods no longer a single expensive item but endow luxury goods and brands with higher value and meaning.
A Corpus-based Comparison of Lexical Features in English News: China Daily and CNNs Reports about Russia-Ukraine Conflict as Examples
Authors: Wang Ruiyao
Published: January 2024

The news plays a crucial role in disseminating information to the public. The use and preferences of vocabulary in news articles reflect the language proficiency, attitudes, and positions of news writers. Therefore, this study examines the differences in vocabulary characteristics between China Daily, a Chinese news organization, and CNN, a US news organization, in their news writing on the Russia-Ukraine conflict. Through corpus-based research methods, the study aims to explore the differences in lexical features and provide insights for journalists and English writing learners in terms of vocabulary selection and comprehension when writing and reading English news about the Russia-Ukraine conflict and related war and conflict events.