Taking the Class Advisor System as an Opportunity: A Practical Exploration of Collaborative Education in Public Security Technology Major Courses
DOI: https://doi.org/10.62381/H261821
Author(s)
Peng Li1, Danxiao Gu2,*, Liangbing Liu3
Affiliation(s)
1Department of Criminal Technology and Intelligence, Hubei University of Police, Wuhan, China
2Criminal Investigation Brigade, Danjiangkou Municipal Public Security Bureau, Danjiangkou, China
3Criminal Investigation Detachment, Wuhan Municipal Public Security Bureau, Wuhan, China
*Corresponding Author
Abstract
Class advisors' work in public security colleges mostly focuses on routine affairs management, and its educational value has not been fully tapped. Relying on the course Fingerprint Examination Technology in the Criminal Science and Technology major and giving full play to the dual identity advantage of specialized course teachers serving concurrently as class advisors, a four-dimensional collaborative education pathway of “academic tutoring, career guidance, value shaping, and mechanism linkage” was constructed and implemented. According to the survey, 89.1% of students believe that the class advisors' work is mainly routine affairs management, 91.5% of students hope that the class advisors can provide guidance in subject-specific Q&A and career planning, and 83.3% of students hope that they can have experience-sharing sessions with alumni working in public security technology positions. The practical results show that 91.7% of the students in the experimental class approved of the professional tutoring of the class advisor, 93.8% approved of the frontline experts who came to teach in the classroom, students won multiple awards in national handprint examination competitions, and the college was awarded the Outstanding Organization Award. The study finds that combining specialized courses and the class advisor system in depth can effectively activate the educational advantages of specialized course teachers, realize the organic unity of knowledge transmission, ability cultivation and value shaping, and provide practical reference for public security colleges to improve the class advisor system.
Keywords
Public Security Colleges; Class Advisor System; Specialized Course Teachers; Collaborative Education; Fingerprint Examination Technology
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