Article Open Access http://dx.doi.org/10.26855/er.2025.08.006
The Connotation Characteristics and Construction of the Evaluation Index System for the Educational Literacy of Teachers in Private Colleges and Universities
Yi Yi
Department of Education, Haihua College of Liaoning Normal University, Dalian 116400, Liaoning, China.
*Corresponding author: Yi Yi
Published: September 16,2025
Abstract
As the primary colleges for cultivating technical and skilled professionals, higher education establishments must consistently prioritize the objective of producing a greater number of high-caliber technical and skilled talent, thereby propelling the high-quality development of higher education. These institutions serve as the bedrock of innovation and expertise, shaping the future workforce with cutting-edge knowledge and practical skills. As the principal force in talent cultivation, they are the direct determinant of educational quality, influencing the intellectual and professional trajectories of countless individuals. Private colleges, while a vital component of the higher education system, are often confronted with inconsistent levels of pedagogical competence among their faculty. This variability significantly impacts the overall quality of university education and talent development, creating disparities in student outcomes and career readiness. The diverse backgrounds and varying levels of experience among private college educators can lead to a wide range of teaching effectiveness, from inspiring mentorship to subpar instruction. According to this, it’s imperative to focus on enhancing the pedagogical competence of faculty in private colleges. A thorough analysis of the connotative characteristics of pedagogical competence is essential, encompassing not only subject matter expertise but also effective communication, innovative teaching methods, and the ability to engage and motivate students. Constructing a corresponding evaluation index system will provide a robust framework to support its improvement, ensuring that educators are equipped with the necessary skills and resources to deliver high-quality instruction. This systematic approach will help standardize educational practices, elevate teaching standards, and ultimately foster a more consistent and superior learning environment across private higher education institutions.
Keywords
Private colleges and universities; Teachers; Educational literacy; Connotation characteristics; Evaluation index system
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The Connotation Characteristics and Construction of the Evaluation Index System for the Educational Literacy of Teachers in Private Colleges and Universities
How to cite this paper: Yi Yi. (2025). The Connotation Characteristics and Construction of the Evaluation Index System for the Educational Literacy of Teachers in Private Colleges and Universities. The Educational Review, USA, 9(8), 728-732.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.26855/er.2025.08.006