Abstract

Education is the foundation of national development. With the development of the Chinese economy, vocational education is increasingly valued by the government. As an important component of China's education system, vocational education is an important form of education to improve the quality of Chinese citizens and plays a crucial role in China's modernization and industrialization construction. According to the National Vocational Education Reform Implementation Plan released by the State Council in 2019, vocational education should be placed in a more prominent position in education reform and innovation and economic and social development, and efforts should be made to cultivate high-quality workers and skilled talents. Many parents and students also consider secondary vocational schools as their first choice for further education. However, the current education level of many secondary vocational schools is far from meeting the requirements of parents and students. The quality of education in secondary vocational schools is uneven, the learning atmosphere is poor, and students generally have a serious boredom of learning. To change this situation, maximize the learning interest of vocational school students, enable them to better adapt to the learning and life of vocational schools, and become the talents needed in modern society, this study takes students from Shangqiu City Vocational Education Center as the research object. Based on drawing on the research results of domestic and foreign scholars, a survey and interview method were adopted, and a qualitative analysis research method was adopted to investigate the basic learning status of students in Shangqiu City Vocational Education Center. Summarized the factors that lead to students’ boredom of learning in secondary vocational schools, and proposed practical and feasible strategies to solve the problem of students’ boredom of learning in secondary vocational schools, aiming to reduce student aversion to learning and promote better development of vocational education.

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