How to change the learning concept of animal husbandry and veterinary specialty to meet the needs of society

1, change the concept of discipline. Many people will feel inferior after studying animal husbandry and veterinary medicine, especially in comprehensive universities. When they passed the college entrance examination and entered the university, they were not as good as the students majoring in law and civil engineering, and they always felt that the professional courses were almost inferior. There is another major that my parents volunteered to study. I never thought I would study this major before, so I was unprepared and even conflicted from my heart. There is no way to learn well. 2. Change the concept of urban and rural areas. Most students in animal husbandry and veterinary classes come from rural families, because in rural areas, because of the great influence of parents, it is easier to accept this industry, while in cities, students generally think that this industry is too dirty and tired to be respected by others. In the process of learning, it is necessary to unite students from rural areas and cities, especially the relationship between urban students and rural students, because many students from cities have never seen live pigs or live cows before, and they have lost at the starting line compared with rural students in terms of discipline, so it is also very important to do a good job in the relationship between students. 3. Change the concept of employment. Here, I want to talk about the students majoring in animal husbandry and veterinary medicine in our city. With the rise of urban pet industry, veterinarians are more and more recognized and respected by society, especially in today's increasingly severe employment situation. Veterinary students have greater employment advantages than students of other majors, and are more likely to start their own businesses. 4. Change the concept of learning. Animal husbandry and veterinary specialty is a professional with strong hands-on operation and theory, even making more efforts than human doctors, because patients can tell doctors what's wrong when helping people to see a doctor, but sick animals can't talk, and it depends on the observation, hearing and inquiry of veterinarians (animal owners), so it is a highly professional industry. If you want to learn well, besides a solid level of classroom theory, you should always remind yourself that you are not afraid of hardship, tiredness, dirt and stink, and form a good habit of learning more and asking more questions, asking more grass-roots veterinarians and farmers. Only in this way can we really learn the real skills. That's all I can think of. I don't have enough details to point out.