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On the Teaching Reform of College Physics in Applied-Oriented College

Zheng Chun

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This paper puts forward that the key point of College Physics' reform in the applied-oriented college is to build up a practical system in physics' teaching.In order to meet the social needs,a new educational ideology should be established,with scientific and reasonable teaching content as well as the advanced teaching methods.

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This paper puts forward that the key point of College Physics' reform in the applied-oriented college is to build up a practical system in physics' teaching.In order to meet the social needs,a new educational ideology should be established,with scientific and reasonable teaching content as well as the advanced teaching methods.

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This paper puts forward that the key point of College Physics' reform in the applied-oriented college is to build up a practical system in physics' teaching.In order to meet the social needs,a new educational ideology should be established,with scientific and reasonable teaching content as well as the advanced teaching methods.

Key concepts: Ideology, Mathematics education, Order (exchange), Point (geometry), Teaching method, Social needs, Engineering physics, Engineering ethics

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