New Quality Productivity Empowering Mental Health Education Courses: Theoretical Implications and Practical Pathways
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New Quality Productivity, Mental Health Education, Theoretical Implications, Practical PathwaysAbstract
With the rapid development of new quality productivity, emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence, big data, and virtual reality have provided unprecedented opportunities for the innovation of mental health education courses. Focusing on how new quality productivity empowers mental health education, this paper employs literature research, case analysis, and comparative study to deeply analyze the coupling mechanism between new quality productivity and mental health education, revealing the paradigm shift of mental health education under technological empowerment. It systematically explores its theoretical implications and practical pathways. The study finds that new quality productivity, through the reconstruction of technological elements, content elements, methodological elements, and evaluation elements, promotes the transition of mental health education from standardized teaching to precise intervention. Based on this, the paper proposes practical pathways such as intelligent psychological assessment, immersive curriculum development, and interdisciplinary faculty development, systematically constructing a synergistic innovation model of "new quality productivity–mental health education." This provides theoretical support and practical solutions for the innovation of mental health education courses in the new era, offering new perspectives for the high-quality development of mental health education in the digital age.
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Accepted: 2026-01-20
Published: 2026-03-11








