下面是小编为大家整理的3什么是终身教育,供大家参考。
What Is Lifelong Education?
Related Vocabulary 教育工作者
educationist educator 受教育者
the educated
新型人才
new type of personnel 复合型人才
integration-type personnel; personnel of integration type 终身教育
lifelong education 正规教育
regular education 继续教育
further education 系统教育
systematic education 扎实的教育
sound education 宽泛的教育
broad education 教育体系
educational system; system of education. 教育模式
educational model; model of education 教育方法
educational method; method of education 教育机构
educational institution 学历
formal schooling experience
educational background;
record of formal schooling 深造
further study; to make a further study 寒窗苦读 to study hard under extremely difficult circumstances 磨练 to go through the mill; to be through the mill 掌握专业知识 to master a special branch of knowledge 学手艺
to learn a trade 接受教育 to get education; to receive education 教训
to teach sb a good lesson 做博士后研究
to do post-doctoral studies; to make post-doctoral studies 网络经济
network economy 互联网公司
Internet company 首席执行官
chief executive officer; CEO 员工
staff; staff member; staffer; personnel 打工者
employed labourer 经济一体化
economic entity; economic integration 经济增长
economic growth; economic increase
传统经济
traditional economy 传统社会
traditional society 传统工业时代
era of traditional industry 计划经济
planned economy 生产方式
mode of production 生存方式
way of existence 工作岗位
working post 用人单位
employing unit 使…不发愁
to release sb from anxiety 形成
to take shape; to take form 适应
to be fit for 不适应…的需要
to be unsuitable for the demand of 适应社会
to adapt to social circumstances 开发新技术
to develop new technology 值得…
It is worthwhile doing sth. 安身立命
to settle down and get on with one"s pursuit 打下坚实基础
to lay down a solid foundation 创造条件
to create conditions 大功告成 to make great accomplishments 出人头地
to stand out among one"s fellows 保持优势
to maintain one"s superiority 以身作则
to set a good example 满足现状
to be satisfied with one"s present situation 落伍
to fall behind; to lag behind 落伍者
drop-out 将…远远抛在后面
to leave sb far behind 有…的危险
to be in danger of; to be put in danger of; to be endangered by 淘汰
to get rid of; to weed out 掩盖
to cover up 否定
to negate; to deny 牢记
to bear sth in mind 照章办事
to act according to regulations 理论脱离实际
to divorce theory from practice 立足
to gain a foothold; to establish oneself 立于不败之地
to be in an invincible position;
to remain invincible 占有优势
to gain the upper hand; to get the upper hand
吃香
to be popular; to be sought-after
膨胀
to expand 增值
to appreciate; to increase one"s value 保值
to maintain one"s value 贬值
to depreciate; to decrease one"s value 占主导地位的
predominant 站得住脚
tenable 不可阻挡的
irresistible 空前的
unprecedented 全球的
global 初出茅庐的
young and inexperienced;
having not undergone any unpleasant experiences 停滞不前的
stagnant 陈旧
out of date 知识渊博
of immense erudition 知识丰富
rich in one"s learning 一点知识
a small amount of knowledge 书本知识
book knowledge 死知识
rigid knowledge 书呆子
pedant 懂得一点皮毛
to have a smattering of;
to be with a smattering of 积累知识
to accumulate knowledge 补充新知识
to replenish oneself with new knowledge 充电
to charge a battery; to charge oneself with new knowledge; to renew one"s knowledge;
to update one"s knowledge 学习经验
to learn from one"s experience
借鉴经验
to take one"s experience for reference;
to use one"s experience for reference 最大限度地发挥能动性
to bring one"s initiatives into the fullest play 活的学习能力和创新能力
flexibility for further study and for creation 潜在的创造力
potential creativity 思维模式
mode of thinking 历史的必然
historic necessity 现实
reality 美德
virtue
弊端
drawbacks 必由之路
the only way one must take 游戏规则
rules of games 总额
total sum 摇篮
cradle 墓地
graveyard 铁饭碗
iron rice-bowl; fixed job; steady job
一技之长
proficiency in a particular line/field;
professional skill;
particular skill; useful trade; speciality 毕生事业
lifelong career 职场 professional circle; professional field 全面地
in an all-round way; in an overall way 方方面面
all aspects 机械的
mechanical …的日子一去不复返了
The days when.., are gone forever. 机会均等
equal- opportunities 千载难逢的机会
opportunity of a lifetime 提供机遇
to provide opportunities 抓住机遇
to seize an opportunity 俗话
common saying; popular saying 俗话说
As a common saying goes 格言
motto; aphorism
This is a talk between an educationist and a chief executive officer of an Internet company. Educationist: When I was studying at the university, there was a saying like this: "With a good command of such science subjects as mathematics, physics and chemistry, you will worry about nothing wherever you go." It means that mastering a special" branch of knowledge, just like learning a trade, will release you from anxiety all your life. In people"s minds, studying hard under extremely difficult circumstances for many years will make a student stand out among his fellows. This view may have been tenable in a traditional society where economy was stagnant or in a society where planned economy was predominant. But in the current society, people are carrying on an unprecedentedly fierce competition for their survival and development. The
pressure is so high that nobody has ever known it. Both those middle-aged men who have been through the mill for many years at their working posts, and those new university graduates who have not yet undergone any unpleasant experiences, share a common understanding that in the era of information explosion, science is being developed and knowledge renewed at a great speed. And you will not be able to maintain your own superiority in the competition if you merely depend on the small amount of knowledge you accumulated when you were a university student. You must study, study and study, replenish yourself with new knowledge and acquire new skills continuously. Just as people often say, you must charge yourself with new knowledge constantly. As a result, lifelong education has become a historic necessity. CEO: I have had such a personal experience. When I just left the university, I thought that although 1 couldn"t say I was a man of immense erudition, I could say I was quite rich in my learning. However, the reality has taught me a good lesson. In fact, I acquired merely a little book knowledge at the university, with only a smattering of my specialty. Graduation from the university doesn’t mean the ending of a graduate"s reception of learning, but the starting of his new study. I am working in the IT industry where technology is developing rapidly with each passing day. If I fail to keep on studying new things for three or four months, HI find what I"ve learned is out of date. Therefore, I may lag behind, and even be weeded out. Study hard as long as you live. This motto originally served as a manifestation of the interest and pursuit of a scholar, or a reflection of the belief and virtue of a diligent learner. But today, lifelong education has become the only way the educated must take, and also the indispensable condition for their survival. To an individual, he will become a drop-out of his times if he is satisfied with his present situation and rejects further education. To a nation, if she doesn"t give lifelong education to all her people, she will find it impossible to develop and difficult to survive. And she will even be endangered by
being left far behind other countries! Educationist: We are now faced with the challenges from all aspects, and also with the opportunity of a lifetime. Knowledge-based economy is approaching us. The means of economic growth is changing radically. Science and technology, especially information technology, is playing a more and more significant role in economic growth. The major tendency of the global economic entity is irresistible. The form of the network economy, which is different from the mode of production, way of existence and life-style under the traditional economy, is attacking in an all-round way the old rules of games and mode of thinking to which we are accustomed. The existing system, model and method of education which took shape under the planned economy, seem unsuitable for the demand of economic development. To raise productivity requires not only new technology and labourers who are able to learn and master new technology continuously, but also creators who are able to develop new technology. We must reform our educational system, model and method. Only in this way, can our educational institutions, especially our universities, train new type of personnel who are fit for economic growth. CEO: It is worthwhile our learning from the experience of foreign countries and using it for reference. In the United States, the number of the engineers who receive further education every year takes up 15% of the total number of the American engineers. In Japan, many enterprises attach great importance to the further education of their staff. The training expenses for further education are equivalent to 10% to 15% of the total sum of the staff"s wages. How do you look upon the relationship between lifelong education and regular education? Educationist: Lifelong education is termed in contrast with regular education. From the 60% to the 70% in the 20th century, here arose lifelong education in the Western countries. Its representative slogan was "Study from cradle to grave." Regular education was a typical model of education in the era of traditional industry, referring to the systematic
education one received until he graduated from the university. It was an important means for a person to settle down and get on with his pursuit. It sought for equal opportunities in education, being in nature a kind of education "aiming at making preparations for the future ". Its ideal goal for equal opportunities cove. red up its problems and drawbacks. It is often the case that once a s...