Keywords
Moral and Law course
Empirical evaluation
Submitted : 2024-09-22
Accepted : 2024-10-07
Published : 2024-10-22
Abstract
The Moral and Law course serves as a critical platform for educating university students about ideals and beliefs, and it has a significant impact on the effectiveness of ideals and beliefs education. This paper establishes a mechanism through which Moral and Law course teaching influences the effectiveness of ideals and beliefs education and conducts an empirical evaluation. The results reveal that factors such as the relevance and applicability of the teaching content, the integration of theory and practice, the innovation, interactivity, and participation of teaching methods, as well as classroom atmosphere, teaching facilities, and campus culture, all have a significant positive impact on the effectiveness of ideals and beliefs education for university students.
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