Research on Strategies for Stimulating the Subjective Initiative of Power-related Higher Vocational Students in the Context of the “Double-high” Initiative: Taking the “Relay Protection Technology” Course as an Example
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Keywords

Power-related higher vocational students
Subjective initiative in learning
Ideological and political education in courses
Stratified teaching
Integration of industry and education

DOI

10.26689/ief.v3i5.10709

Submitted : 2025-05-06
Accepted : 2025-05-21
Published : 2025-06-05

Abstract

In the context of the “Double-high plan” promoting the high-quality development of vocational education, power-related higher vocational colleges urgently need to construct a student-centered strategy for stimulating students’ subjective initiative in learning, so as to solve problems such as insufficient learning motivation and weak self-learning ability among higher vocational students. This article proposes a four-dimensional collaborative stimulation system of “ideological and political education in courses as the guide-stratified teaching as the foundation-integration of industry and education as the driver-psychological empowerment as the support.” It reconstructs students’ professional value cognition through the organic integration of ideological and political elements and professional courses, activates learning motivation based on stratified teaching, strengthens practical drive relying on real-world projects from the integration of industry and education, and enhances self-efficacy by combining with a psychological intervention mechanism. Taking the professional course “Relay Protection Technology” as an example, this article designs the curriculum system, aiming to systematically improve students’ subjective initiative in learning, professional identity, skill mastery, and comprehensive qualities, providing theoretical references and practical paths for talent cultivation in power-related higher vocational colleges.

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