Scientific scaffolding in post-graduate courses of geotechnical engineering under the background of emerging engineering education
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Army logistics university of PLA

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Reforming research project for Chongqing higher education (No. 193352)

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    Under the background of emerging engineering education, the cultivation of outstanding scientific and technological talents in geotechnical engineering asks for higher requirements for graduate education in terms of innovation, scientific research and academy. Different from those existed teaching modes, “scientific scaffolding” mode recommended by this research is created under “capability domain” for the first time, which is straightforwardly designed by considering competency training rather than contents of courses. The education of post-graduates is a process of construction of scientific ability system, namely, the building of “scientific scaffolding”. In the training programs of post-graduates, curriculum teaching is the initial period and critical part for the assembling of “scientific scaffolding”, which is given by distinct researching attributes. Courses organized within multi-disciplines, are taught by learning a series of special subjects, forming a new education pattern that learning a special subject, carrying out a research at the same time. The training of scientific research is conducted through the whole process of post-graduate education from the beginning. In this paper, the theoretical basis of “scientific scaffolding” mode is discussed, the designing idea is presented, the implementation processes are investigated, and ideal teaching effects are highlighted in practice, which may break new frontiers for the education of post-graduates.

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  • Received:February 28,2021
  • Revised:March 25,2021
  • Adopted:May 12,2021
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