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1School of Foreign Languages, Inner Mongolia Minzu University, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, Tongliao 028000, China.
Abstract:
The traditional education system has obvious limitations, relying on civics curriculum to cultivate and spread the national spirit. By analyzing the characteristics and goals of English courses under the new media, actively forming a large-scale ideological and political education model, and encouraging the innovation and optimization of English courses, new concepts of three-dimensional development can be proposed from the microlevel, and the coverage of ideological and political education can be expanded. Intelligent information technology can realize the coordinated development and collaborative application of English curriculum and ideological and political education. The combination of implicit education and explicit education and the combination of curriculum thinking and thinking curriculum can truly build the higher education model required by the development of the times.
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