Statistical Analysis on Primary and Secondary School Digital Disaster Education in China

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Along with the progress of human society, the disasters in human society are becoming more frequent and more serious but the situation of primary and secondary school on disaster education in China is not ideal. The paper verified the viewpoint from the analysis of surveys on the theme retrieved through the first data. The paper included some main problems on digital disaster education and proposed an improvement strategies model to improve the situation.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 989-994)

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5094-5097

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