Do you know how many outstanding graduates Nanjing University University for the Aged has this year?

According to reports, among 19 students, undergraduate graduates 17 are all major in cultural industry management. Among them, there are 3 people majoring in poetry appreciation and 0/4 people majoring in photography. The reporter learned that Jiangsu Open University is the first in China to achieve zero breakthrough in continuing education for the elderly and help them realize their dreams. At present, the undergraduate course offers the major of "Cultural Industry Management" (the direction of poetry appreciation and photography). Since the first batch of students were enrolled in April 20 14, a total of 196 students have participated in the study.

Zhang and Xu received bachelor's degrees in management respectively. Among them, Zhang is 88 years old and has become the oldest undergraduate in China. He is also a master among older college students. In September this year, he was selected as the "Star of People's Learning" for lifelong learning in Jiangsu Province. June 5438+10 was selected as one of the top ten lifelong learning "People's Learning Stars with Particularly Touching Deeds".

After getting the degree certificate, Zhang Lao said excitedly that for his age, getting the certificate is an recognition of his attitude of loving learning and lifelong learning. In fact, when he first started studying, he also encountered many difficulties. "There is a basic course of computer application. At that time, I was still a computer illiterate, and it was really difficult. In order to integrate into the study as soon as possible, I kept asking the course tutor and the young people around me, finally overcoming the difficulties of poor memory and slow operation of the elderly, keeping up with the teaching progress, learning step by step and practicing step by step. By the end of the course, I have been able to skillfully use computers for online distance learning. " In addition, he also learned to use smart phones to study, and interacted with course instructors, classmates, family members and friends through WeChat and QQ group, and mastered these modern communication skills, which laid a solid foundation for online distance learning in the next few semesters, and gradually became accustomed to the new teaching mode combining online learning with offline learning. Now, he has developed the habit of "walking around" on the online course platform every day and "meeting" with course teachers and classmates. Reading articles, watching videos, talking about learning experience and chatting on the course platform have become his new lifestyle of keeping pace with the times, from which he feels the pleasure of learning and psychological satisfaction.