Vocational Education of Girls in Rural Areas Analysis - Based in Hebei

Hua Liu; Shu Te Liu; Guo Liang Long

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.1042.266

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Vocational Education of Girls in Rural Areas Analysis - Based in Hebei

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This article focuses on the status of vocational education in rural areas, collecting data through questionnaires form. Attempt to analyze the data to explore the rural girls to receive vocational education factors, and analyze the impact of factors such as the extent of this impact on vocational education. By econometric analysis shows that the location of vocational school students and the father of education, vocational education situations have a greater impact on rural girls. The family seat, maternal education, parental occupation and education spending on vocational education of girls in rural areas the impact was not significant.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 1042)

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Hua Liu*, Shu Te Liu, Guo Liang Long

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Countryside, Influencing Factor, Vocational Education

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