CONSULTING ACTIVITIES OF STUDYING CONSULTANTS FOR STUDENTS IN UNIVERSITIES
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https://doi.org/10.51453/2354-1431/2020/397Keywords:
studying consultants, consulting activities, students, lecturers, universities.Abstract
At universities in Vietnam, the credit-based training system has become a mandatory regulation of Ministry of Education and Training to support students to ferform their autonomy in the most effective way. An important part of the credit-based training procedure is the board of studying consultants who play the role of a homeroom teacher to manage students, and they also are studying consultants, scientific and career researchers for students. The article mentions concepts, content and skills that are necessary to consult students in universities.
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