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Thoughts on Teaching Methods of Higher Mathematics

LI Xiao-cheng

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Higher mathematics is an important basic course of non-mathematics in university.Its teaching process is an important way to develop students'logical thinking capacity and innovation capacity.Therefore,higher mathematics teaching has been the most important problem thought by mathematics educator.In the paper,we focus on higher mathematics teaching methods.

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Higher mathematics is an important basic course of non-mathematics in university.Its teaching process is an important way to develop students'logical thinking capacity and innovation capacity.Therefore,higher mathematics teaching has been the most important problem thought by mathematics educator.In the paper,we focus on higher mathematics teaching methods.

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Higher mathematics is an important basic course of non-mathematics in university.Its teaching process is an important way to develop students'logical thinking capacity and innovation capacity.Therefore,higher mathematics teaching has been the most important problem thought by mathematics educator.In the paper,we focus on higher mathematics teaching methods.

Key concepts: Mathematics education, Focus (optics), Process (computing), Logical reasoning, Connected Mathematics, Core-Plus Mathematics Project, Computer science, Mathematics

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