Published:Environment and Social Psychology
(2025)
The United Nations' 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development underscores the significance of high-quality education and equitable learning opportunities. As a critical component of educational practice, teachers' professional competency development profoundly influences educational quality. Grounded …
Published:Environment and Social Psychology
(2025)
Based on group dynamics theory, this study employs a mixed-methods approach to explore the cultivation mechanisms and interactive relationships between leadership emergence and team psychological cohesion in English project-based learning (PBL). The research selected 160 tenth-grade students from a …
Published:Environment and Social Psychology
(2025)
This study examines how learning experiences shape the development of students’ creative competencies through the dual mediating roles of academic engagement and motivational factors. Focusing on students from the Department of Art and Design at a vocational and technical college in China, the study…
Published:Environment and Social Psychology
(2025)
This study explores the integration of Generation Z (Gen Z) perspectives in designing industry-aligned curricula that are both relevant and future-ready. The research aims to identify the essential insights and values that Gen Z graduates contribute to curriculum development and to understand how th…
Published:Environment and Social Psychology
(2025)
In today’s dynamic and evolving job market, vocational education plays a vital role in equipping students with practical skills for successful careers. This study investigates the employment challenges faced by vocational students in China, an issue that has become a significant societal concern ami…
Published:Environment and Social Psychology
(2025)
This study aims to explore the impact of Edpuzzle-based learning media on conceptual understanding, learning motivation, and student competence, and their subsequent effects on learning outcomes in vocational education, particularly in the context of basic photography elements. A quantitative approa…
Published:Environment and Social Psychology
(2025)
This study investigates the relationship between teacher support, academic self-efficacy, and internship attendance in a cohort of application-oriented university interns in Wenzhou, China. With a quantitative research design, data were collected from 152 interns by means of online surveys employing…
Published:Environment and Social Psychology
(2025)
This research focuses on Chinese vocational art students, employing a mixed methodology combining questionnaires, in-depth interviews, and social psychological observation to construct a multi-dimensional assessment framework for measuring sustainable innovation and entrepreneurship abilities. The s…
Published:Environment and Social Psychology
(2025)
The tourism industry is increasingly demanding highly adaptable and skilled new graduates who can meet the evolving needs of the sector. As the industry becomes more competitive and customer-oriented, employers seek graduates who possess not only academic knowledge but also practical competencies su…
Published:Environment and Social Psychology
(2025)
Based on social cognitive theory, this study investigates the deepening mechanism of cross-cultural communication through innovative talent cultivation models in media education between China and Malaysia. A total of 1,350 questionnaires were distributed, with 1,156 valid responses collected, includ…
Published:Environment and Social Psychology
(2024)
Amidst the rapid changes of this era, time constraints act as impediments to employees’ skill acquisition. However, a promising solution emerges in the form of informal workplace learning (IWL). Despite its potential, the precise impact of IWL on employability and competency development has remained…
Published:Environment and Social Psychology
(2024)
With the advancement of modern apprenticeship, corporate mentors play an increasingly important role in vocational education. However, in the face of new talent training models, corporate mentors face many problems and challenges in classroom teaching design work. This study aims to investigate the …
Published:Environment and Social Psychology
(2024)
Engineering innovation ability (EIA) is increasingly recognized as a vital skill set for students in higher vocational education, particularly in the context of Henan, China’s rapidly developing industrial landscape where over 150 institutions cater to more than 400,000 students annually. This revie…
Published:Environment and Social Psychology
(2024)
Addressing the critical gap between hospitality education and industry demands, this study develops key capacity indicators for hotel management in Chinese vocational colleges from a social psychology perspective. A structured research method was adopted, and the evaluation indicators were determine…