Changsha University of Technology Institute of Technology Institute of Electrical and Electrical Institute of Electricity Institute integrates patriotic education into the art class

(Correspondent: Zhu Jie and Li Donghui) "Why do you cry?" Zhong Xue, a lecturer, asked the classmates who were hazy with their eyes. It turned out that Chen Zhihao, a student in the class, cried while drawing the Luligou Bridge Lion in the art class.

In fact, Xiao Zhihao did not cry because he couldn't draw the works he wanted. He said, "In this art class, the teacher told us the historical incident of 'Seven or Seven Incidents'. At that time, our country was bullied by others, and many heroes were sacrificed." Other children looked at the cute or mighty on the painting paper. Little Lion Lion Lion, but I was unhappy.

How did art lessons become historical lessons? This is the patriotic theme art class carried out by Changsha University of Technology and Electrical and Electrical Institute of Technology and Electrical and Electrical Institute of Technology on July 7.

On July 7, 2022, it was the 85th anniversary of the "July 7th Incident". In order to educate students to remember history, the support group of the School of Electromechanical and Electrical and Electrical Institute of Changsha University of Technology was discussed the night before, and decided to integrate the July 7th Incident with the art classroom. Design the corresponding course content.

On the same day, the enthusiastic children came with the sun, and the teaching group carried out the patriotic education theme art class in small classes and large classes, respectively. In the classroom, the lecturer Zhong Xue explained the content of the "July 7th Incident" to stimulate students' thinking about historical events. At the same time, the painting content of the art class of this festival -the stone lion on the Lugou Bridge. Through this art class, students not only improved painting skills, but also had deep thinking and improved their ideological awareness.

After the course, the team conducted corresponding interviews with some students. Students have stated that today's art classes are different from the past, adding historical events in the art class, feeling the heavyness of history while learning about painting knowledge, and hope that there are more meaningful and interesting courses.

On the occasion of the 85th anniversary of the "July 7th Incident", the Electrical and Electrical Institute's support group will pay the hero with a lofty respect. At the same time, the team will also move forward to cultivate the patriotic spirit of students and practice patriotic feelings in the branch education.

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