Break the poverty-stricken areas of vocational education problems of poor students.doc

Break the poverty-stricken areas of vocational education problems of poor students Paper Keywords: poverty-stricken areas, poverty, assistance system Abstract: Due to historical conditions and natural environment, some parts of China, especially in the rural economy has developed, people’s living has not become rich in a poor and backward situation. This directly hinders the development of vocational education in poor areas . from the crack of poor students in vocational education in the lack of funds to start looking for a comprehensive funding system to ensure a smooth learning of poor students, graduation, employment, in order to promote the pace of poverty alleviation in poor areas. CPC Central Committee and State Council attached great importance to the development of vocational education, vocational education as the realization of building a moderately prosperous society in an important part of the State Council promulgated .2005 lt;”On the vocational education reform and vigorously promote the development of decisiongt;gt;. Chinese vocational education along with the country economic take-off was an unprecedented rapid development. Vocational education in the country flourish, in the ascendant. Needless to say, because China is a vast disparity in natural conditions, geographical environment is very different, especially in the rural, Alexander Lin Shen, vertical and horizontal communication barrier, river rapids, an area of vast, sparsely populated, inaccessible, lack of information. Due to historical reasons the environment resulting in economic backwardness of these areas, desolate poverty, culture and education is lagging behind. particularly since the reform and opening up, the imbalance of economic development, resulting in the southeast coast, a high degree of reform and opening up large and medium cities, rapid economic development, resulting in the majority of the rural economy development lags behind urban and rural economic disparities