The Influence of Family Capital Theory on The Students’ Choice of Normal Majors

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The Influence of Family Capital Theory on The Students’ Choice of Normal Majors

January 11, 2024
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The Influence of Family Capital Theory on The Students’ Choice of Normal Majors Based on Experimental Survey

Huiping You, et. al

College of Education Science, Harbin Normal University

Abstract: This paper constructs an analysis model based on three dimensions of the family economic capital, family cultural capital and family social capital of the family capital theory. It was using questionnaire method, SPSS software, from the family economic income, income sources, family parenting style and other aspects of the investigation. It is found that family economic capital has a negative correlation with the choice of normal majors of college students. Family cultural capital has no apparent correlation with college students’ normal major choice, and family social capital has a positive correlation with college students’ normal major choice. To provide a reference for promoting the choice of normal majors and promoting the high- quality development of normal education.

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Today at the usual time we run a status check on the technical literature informing best practice for remote/hybrid working, teaching, learning and lively art performance.  We start with the following incumbent standards developers primarily involved with hardware interoperability permanently installed in the built environment (classrooms, studios, auditoriums and the like) for which stewards of physical assets are responsible.

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ASHRAE International

Thermal Environmental Conditions for Human Occupancy

Energy Standard for Data Centers

ASTM International

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BICSI International

Entertainment Services and Technology Association

Theater Safety

Illumination Engineering Society

Lighting Theatre & Auditorium Spaces

Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers

International Code Council | ICC G2 Guideline for Acoustics

International Telecommunications Unions

National Fire Protection Association | National Electrical Code Chapters 5 through 8

Arenas, Lecture Halls & Theaters

National Standards for Quality Online Courses

Society for Imaging Science & Technology

Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers

Motion Picture Production

Telecommunication Industry Association


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Category: Academics, Seven Lively Arts Facilities, Electrical, Telecommunication

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