On the afternoon of September 10, SCMU held the Opening Ceremony for Future Teachers Training Camp & Summary and Exchange Meeting on Teaching Contest. Liu Yi, Deputy Secretary of the University Party Committee and President, Qin Rui, Member of the Standing Committee of the University Party Committee and Vice President, heads of relevant functional departments and schools, vice deans in charge of teaching, and department heads attended the meeting.

LiuYidelivered the opening address.He spoke highly of the breakthrough results achieved by SCMU in the 2026 Teaching Contest, pointing out that 2026 was a year of breakthroughs in SCMU's teaching contests. SCMU had achieved its best results in history and made new breakthroughs in contests among universities directly administered by the National Ethnic Affairs Commission, demonstrating the solid teaching skills and outstanding educational capabilities of its faculty. He also outlined the core objectives of the Future Teachers Training Camp: to turn breakthroughs in contests into an intrinsic driving force for improving the teaching quality of the faculty, ensure that vice deans in charge of teaching and department heads effectively fulfill their important responsibilities in providing teaching leadership, and foster a university-wide culture of pursuing excellence in education.

Liu Yi DeliversaSpeech.Photo by the Undergraduate School

Hu Junhao, Dean of the Undergraduate School, provided a detailed explanation of the training plan for the Future Teachers Training Camp. Ma Nan, Vice Dean of the School of Economics and a representative of the camp participants, delivered a statement expressing the participants' commitment.

During the presentation of contest achievements and the experience-sharing session, several award-winning teachers gave presentations. Professor Han Xiaole focused on curriculum reform and innovation and presented a 12-minute on-site presentation from the National Teaching Innovation Contest for College Teachers. Teachers Chen Xing and Ling Yun delivered 20-minute on-site teaching demonstrations from the Teaching Contest for College Young Teachers. Teachers Wang Xian and Ai Yong then shared their contest experiences and educational insights.

Award-winning Teachers Give Teaching Demonstrations and Share Their Experiences. Photo by the Undergraduate School

The meeting provided a comprehensive review of SCMU's achievements in teaching contests and officially kicked off the systematic cultivation of future teachers.Next, SCMU will leverage the Future Teachers Training Camp as a platform to routinely cultivate teaching abilities, facilitate the exchange of teaching experiences, and foster teaching achievements. SCMU will continue to deepen education and teaching reform, build a highly qualified, professional, and innovative teaching workforce in all respects, and further improve the quality of undergraduate education and teaching.

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