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On the thought and practice for advancing physics teaching

Zeng Li-qiong

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The paper, from the points of teaching and learning, differentiates two teaching models, the knowledge--based learning and the inquiry learning, and argues for the latter as the way to the most effective teaching process. Such viewpoint is reinforced by two cases study of the physics classes A Simple Pendulum, Field Lines of Magnetic and the discussion of a project learning--Nonotechnique approaching etc.

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The paper, from the points of teaching and learning, differentiates two teaching models, the knowledge--based learning and the inquiry learning, and argues for the latter as the way to the most effective teaching process. Such viewpoint is reinforced by two cases study of the physics classes A Simple Pendulum, Field Lines of Magnetic and the discussion of a project learning--Nonotechnique approaching etc.

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The paper, from the points of teaching and learning, differentiates two teaching models, the knowledge--based learning and the inquiry learning, and argues for the latter as the way to the most effective teaching process. Such viewpoint is reinforced by two cases study of the physics classes A Simple Pendulum, Field Lines of Magnetic and the discussion of a project learning--Nonotechnique approaching etc.

Key concepts: Mathematics education, Simple (philosophy), Process (computing), Teaching method, Field (mathematics), Computer science, Physics, Psychology

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