心理学-高职院校贫困生心理健康教育初探（Psychology - mental health education for poor students in Higher Vocational Colleges）.docVIP

心理学-高职院校贫困生心理健康教育初探（Psychology - mental health education for poor students in Higher Vocational Colleges） [Abstract] poverty stricken students in Higher Vocational Colleges easily suffer from psychological difficulties because of economic constraints and difficulties in life, which lead to psychological poverty. To understand the psychological status of poor students and their performance, analysis of the causes of psychological problems of poor students, and to study the health guidance countermeasures, pertinently psychological guidance, is the important content of Ideological and political education in Colleges and universities. Higher vocational colleges; college students; ideological and political education; psychological health With the reform and development of Higher Vocational Education in China, poor college students are becoming a special group. The poor students bear the psychological pressure while they are suffering from material poverty, and they are prone to form psychological obstacles. This phenomenon in a certain degree exists in the higher vocational colleges, and gradually spread trend, bring negative effects can not be ignored for the poor students growth at the same time, has brought new challenges to the ideological and political education, put forward new problems. So, seriously study the new situation of higher vocational college students psychological poverty and performance status, analysis of the causes of their psychological problems, and according to the principle of individualized, take corresponding measures to help guide the healthy development of their psychological, is placed in our higher vocational colleges ideological and political workers face a major task, to accomplish this task that is of great theoretical value and practical significance. I. psychological characteristics and manifestations of poor students in Higher Vocational Colleges 1., strong and fragile coexistence. Poor college students in higher vocational colleges