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ArticleFrontiers in psychology2023

Higher education management in western regions by educational power strategy and positive psychology.

Xiaomeng Sun

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Article in Frontiers in psychology, 2023. The graph could read no effect estimate from its abstract, so it casts no vote on the map. Not yet cited in PubMed.

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Xiaomeng SunNormal College, Shihezi University, Shihezi, China.

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With the deepening of the strategy of strengthening the country through education, the innovation and development of higher education, system reform and teaching innovation in the western region have become the focus of researchers' attention, and the optimization of educational power strategy has always been an important basis for the development of teaching work. On the basis of fuzzy models Takagi and Sugeno (T-S), this paper constructs an educational resource recommendation model based on T-S fuzzy neural network, verifies the feasibility of the model, further combines the educational resource recommendation model with university teaching, and analyzes the application effect. The current situation of educational resources investigation in M College is analyzed. It is found that the full-time teachers' overall academic qualifications are not high, the proportion of young full-time teachers with certain experience is small, and the professional advantages of the school are not obvious. After applying the educational resource recommendation model, the accuracy of educational resource recommendation is obviously improved, and the design is feasible. The educational management mode with positive psychological emotions has a good teaching effect, which can greatly improve teachers' dedication and concentration. Positive psychological emotions can reduce the possibility of intensification of contradictions and the possibility of behavioral opposition. Teaching resource recommendation mode can improve college students' interest in the application of teaching resources to a certain extent, and their application satisfaction is obviously improved. This paper not only provides technical support for the improvement of teaching management resource recommendation mode, but also contributes to the optimization of teaching power strategy.

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educational resourceshigher educationpositive psychologystrategy of strengthening the country through educationwestern region

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