Research on difficulties and strategies of home-school cooperation under the background of educational informatization
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https://doi.org/10.64744/tjiss.2025.45Keywords:
Education informationization, home-school cooperation, home-school co-educationAbstract
Family is the first place of education, which plays a fundamental role in the growth of students. School is the main place of education, guiding the all-round development of students ' moral, intellectual, physical, aesthetic, and labor. Home-school co-education has always been a hot issue of social concern. With the country's vigorous promotion of education informatization reform, home-school cooperation has a richer connotation in this context. By discussing the current situation of domestic home-school cooperation, this paper clarifies the current difficulties faced by home-school cooperation and puts forward some suggestions to promote home-school cooperation in the context of educational informatization.
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