Social Responsibility: The Core Characteristic of Top-notch Talents

doi:10.16382/j.cnki.1000-5560.2021.12.003

Abstract

Abstract:

This article argues that social responsibility is one of the core characteristics of top-notch talents. At the very beginning, the article clarifies the necessity of cultivating social responsibility for top-notch talents. Then, the article analyzes the profound connotation and important elements of top-notch talents’ social responsibility based on the relative theories and models. Furthermore, the article analyzes the relationship between social responsibility and other characteristics crucial to the top-notch talents’ development. In the end, the article puts forward suggestions and guidance on the cultivation of top-notch talents’ social responsibility so that the programs and services can be enhanced.

Key words: social responsibility, top-notch talents, core characteristic

Kun Yan, Han Wu, Yuqi Zhang. Social Responsibility: The Core Characteristic of Top-notch Talents[J]. Journal of East China Normal University(Educational Sciences), 2021, 39(12): 28-41.

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