Beijing, June 20 (China Youth Network) -- Trainee reporter An Li and intern reporter Shen Fuxuan said: "We must make good use of the 'Great Thought and Politics Class' and must integrate it with reality. During the two sessions of the National People's Congress this year, General Secretary Xi Jinping pointed out when visiting members of the medical and health circles and education circles attending the Fourth Session of the 13th National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference that the ideological and political science class should not only be taught in the classroom, but also in social life. How to turn the Sizheng Lecture Hall into a "net red class" loved by teachers and students? On June 18, at the launching ceremony of the network theme publicity and interactive guidance activity of "Writing the Chapter of Youth on the Land of the Motherland", Yue Song, associate professor of the School of Marxism of Shandong University of Technology, made his own answer by telling the key words of his "big ideological and political class" - four "rates".
There are four "rates", the first is "class attendance rate". Yue Song frankly said that it is not difficult for students to "come to class", and the "head-up rate" is the direct embodiment of whether ideological and political education has entered the ear and the mind.
After in-depth communication with the students, Yue Song began to learn various explosive micro-texts and videos. "I learned to use scenes to illustrate concepts, stories to clarify the truth, contrasts to show facts, pass-in to optimize listings, strategies to replace slogans, and 'upgrade' my curriculum in a way that conforms to the laws of communication." The four "rates", the second is the "head-up rate", Yue Song has also achieved it after some efforts.
People are also coming, their heads are raised, and the class is almost like this, right? It is not enough, students must really listen to the real faith and really do it to meet the standard. If you want to gain a sense of recognition from students and improve your "nod rate", you must be careful and touched. "I like the phrase very much – the young man says, please don't walk behind me, I may not be led; Also don't walk ahead of me, I may not follow; Please walk by my side and be my friend. Therefore, I tried to start from the practical problems that students were concerned about, and then extended to ideals and beliefs, patterns, goals, and inadvertently achieved value leadership. This is the third of the four "rates" that Yue Song describes — the "nod rate."
After pursuing the "class attendance rate", "head-up rate" and "nod rate", his new goal is "bullet screen rate".
Now, Yue Song, who can't stay idle, has begun to try to record videos and do online political lessons. "Yue Debate Yue Ming" is a network commentary column jointly produced by the Youth Micro Studio of the Central Committee of the Communist Youth League and the China Youth Daily and China Youth Video, with him as the main speaker. With short videos as the main carrier, the program proceeds from international and domestic current events, and uses youthful language to guide the majority of young people to establish the correct "three views" and gather the strength to forge ahead. Based on social hotspots, make good use of the teaching resources of various "big ideological and political lessons", strive to make meaningful content interesting, and continuously enhance the affinity and appeal of the work of guiding the ideological values of young people, so as to strive for pertinence and effectiveness. To measure the data indicators of program quality, Yue Song chose the number of bullet screens. "The bullet screen is a probe, which adds a lot of confidence to me to do a good job in network politics, and the larger the sample amount, the more accurate it is, which can help teaching to go far and be stable."
Yue Song, associate professor of the School of Marxism at Shandong University of Technology, gave a speech. China Youth Network trainee reporter An Li photographed
This is the key word of Yue Song's "Great Thought and Politics Class" - "attendance rate", "head-up rate", "nod rate", and "bullet screen rate". He believes that to do a good job in the "big ideological and political class", in addition to the method, we must also pay attention to scenes and cases. The most attractive, persuasive, and appealing truths are all "hidden" in the course of the party leading the people to struggle for a hundred years and in the development and changes of our country.
While being welcomed by the students, Yue Song always maintained his thinking on the "Great Thought and Politics Class". He believes that while making the ideological and political lessons interesting, it is also necessary to always find the correct positioning and be vigilant against the tendency of pan-entertainment. The internet language and internet hot words that young people like can make the ideological and political science class more warm and more grounded. But after the ease, it also needs to be precipitated. The ideological and political science class should be based on the li de tree, and the ultimate goal is to serve everyone's growth and talent. It is necessary to highlight the ideological nature of the curriculum for the purpose of realizing students' recognition of the value of Marxist theory. At the same time, it is also necessary to use the platform to make the platform traffic better serve education.
Finally, Yue Song invited all the students to come to the big ideological and political class together to communicate: "Inside and outside the classroom, under the clouds, let's cheer together!"
The event was hosted by the Cyberspace Administration of china, the Ministry of Education, the Central Committee of the Communist Youth League, and Peking University, and hosted by the Network Communication Bureau of the Central Cyberspace Administration, the Department of Social Sciences of the Ministry of Education, and China Youth Daily, and co-organized by China Youth Network and Sina Weibo.
Source: China Youth Network