Research on "Operating Theory" and Its Applcation in Teaching
Tan Liuqun
Abstract
Tan Liuqun
Abstract
Problem-solving need to do operations,including internal operations and external operations,simulation operations,internal operations and external operations with incompleteness.Operations and external operations consistent with the unity of opposites within the operation of the law of contradiction,as the thinking and OKwhen the main operation is in operation,as the lineand thinking when the primary operation for foreign operations.Law since the beginning of operations op law,foreign law computing operations law and three types of imitation.Lesson planning operations(the operation) has the purpose,relevance and hypothetical class operations(foreign operations) of a clue,demonstration and contingency,should implement the student imitation operations.
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Problem-solving need to do operations,including internal operations and external operations,simulation operations,internal operations and external operations with incompleteness.Operations and external operations consistent with the unity of opposites within the operation of the law of contradiction,as the thinking and OKwhen the main operation is in operation,as the lineand thinking when the primary operation for foreign operations.Law since the beginning of operations op law,foreign law computing operations law and three types of imitation.Lesson planning operations(the operation) has the purpose,relevance and hypothetical class operations(foreign operations) of a clue,demonstration and contingency,should implement the student imitation operations.
Key concepts: Contradiction, Contingency, Imitation, Relevance (law), Computer science, Class (philosophy), Law, Operations research