World Journal of Education and Humanities
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A Study on the Association between Perceived Music Literacy and Socialist Core Values Identification among Liberal Arts Students: An Empirical Analysis Based on SEM
The empirical foundation for "cultivating virtue through aesthetics" in Chinese higher education remains weak. This study examines the association between perceived music literacy (PML) and socialist core values identification (SCVI) among liberal arts undergraduates, with aesthetic experience (AE) and cultural confidence (CC) as dual mediators. Using a cross-sectional survey design with SEM, the study plans to collect no fewer than 800 valid questionnaires through multi-stage stratified sampling across eastern, central, and western China. Bias-corrected bootstrap (5,000 replications) will test mediation effects. PML is expected to show a moderate positive association with SCVI, with AE and CC serving as parallel mediators. This study aims to provide empirical evidence for integrating music education into curriculum-based ideological education.
A Review of Dance Education in Primary and Secondary Schools in Yunnan Province: Cultural Inheritance, Educational Practices, and Future Directions
The inclusion of dance as an independent discipline within the Compulsory Education Arts Curriculum Standards (2022 Edition) has created new opportunities for the development of dance education in China. As the province with the largest number of ethnic minority groups, Yunnan possesses abundant dance traditions and cultural resources that provide a distinctive foundation for school-based dance education. However, existing studies on dance education in Yunnan remain fragmented and are largely focused on specific regions, ethnic groups, or cultural heritage projects. This paper reviews the major literature concerning dance education in primary and secondary schools across Yunnan Province and classifies the existing research into three categories: general studies on dance education development, regional case studies, and research on the integration of ethnic dance and intangible cultural heritage into school education. Through a systematic analysis of previous scholarship, this study identifies both the achievements and limitations of dance education in Yunnan. The findings indicate that while ethnic dance resources have played a significant role in promoting cultural identity and aesthetic education, persistent challenges remain in curriculum construction, teacher development, educational resources, and institutional support. The paper argues that the implementation of the 2022 Arts Curriculum Standards provides an important opportunity to transform dance education from cultural transmission-oriented activities into a more comprehensive educational system emphasizing aesthetic perception, artistic expression, creative practice, and cultural understanding. Future development should strengthen curriculum design, teacher training, and the effective integration of local dance resources into formal school education.
Research on the Development of a Preschool-Education-Informed Travel and Wellness Service Model in the Context of the Silver Economy
Population aging has fueled the growth of the senior citizen economy, with travel and wellness tourism becoming a core sector and ushering in a golden age of development. However, challenges remain, including limited service offerings, insufficient spiritual enrichment, a shortage of professional talent, and inadequate resource integration. Promoting the deep integration of preschool education with travel and wellness tourism, leveraging the mature service system, activity organization methods, and humanistic service philosophy already established in preschool education, can effectively address the shortcomings in the development of travel and wellness tourism. This integration can broaden the scope of wellness services, strengthen humanistic care, stimulate the vitality of the senior consumer market, promote the development of the travel and wellness tourism industry, provide new avenues for the development of other industries, and pave new paths for the growth of the senior citizen economy.
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