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The Reseach on Teaching Reform of Economics

Yan Guo

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The article sums up the problems existing in the teaching of economics and analyzes the reasons.On this basis,it offers the suggestions on teaching reform and also concrete measures with the aim of improving the teaching quality and cultivating the students who have integrating skills in economic management and can adapt to our economic development.

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The article sums up the problems existing in the teaching of economics and analyzes the reasons.On this basis,it offers the suggestions on teaching reform and also concrete measures with the aim of improving the teaching quality and cultivating the students who have integrating skills in economic management and can adapt to our economic development.

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The article sums up the problems existing in the teaching of economics and analyzes the reasons.On this basis,it offers the suggestions on teaching reform and also concrete measures with the aim of improving the teaching quality and cultivating the students who have integrating skills in economic management and can adapt to our economic development.

Key concepts: Quality (philosophy), Economics education, Mathematics education, Engineering ethics, Economics, Engineering management, Engineering, Psychology

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