Research on Career Education for Rural Primary and Secondary School Students Based on Grounded Theory

The dilemma of career education for rural primary and secondary students at-tribute to the long-term huge gap of educational resources between urban and rural areas in China.To address this issue, this study uses Waduo Township in Yuxi City, Yunnan Province as the empirical research area, employing the grounded theory research method to construct a model of influencing factors for career education among rural primary and secondary students. The study finds that career education for rural primary and secondary school students is influ-enced by four main categories: family factors as the fundamental cause, school factors as the direct cause, student factors as the resulting effect, and social fac-tors as a cumulative influence; among these, the lack and insufficient transfor-mation of family cultural capital is the core mechanism that restricts rural stu-dents' career awareness and planning.

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International Journal of Educational Development
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2025-09-28
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https://doi.org/10.63313/ijed.9021
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Educational Reforms and Innovations
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Research on Career Education for Rural Primary and Secondary School Students Based on Grounded Theory

Ping Zhou
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Educational Reforms and Innovations
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Research on Career Education for Rural Primary and Secondary School Students Based on Grounded Theory

Ping Zhou
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Abstract

The dilemma of career education for rural primary and secondary students at-tribute to the long-term huge gap of educational resources between urban and rural areas in China.To address this issue, this study uses Waduo Township in Yuxi City, Yunnan Province as the empirical research area, employing the grounded theory research method to construct a model of influencing factors for career education among rural primary and secondary students. The study finds that career education for rural primary and secondary school students is influ-enced by four main categories: family factors as the fundamental cause, school factors as the direct cause, student factors as the resulting effect, and social fac-tors as a cumulative influence; among these, the lack and insufficient transfor-mation of family cultural capital is the core mechanism that restricts rural stu-dents' career awareness and planning.

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