2012Journal of Shandong Institute of Commerce and TechnologyRequires access

Studies on the Construction of Learning Situation in Vocational Colleges

Juan Du

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In view of vocational college English aims and teaching features,based on the theory of situation teaching of constuctism,this article will focus on discussing the different types of situation combined with the practical teaching experience so as to prove the necessity and feasibility of the construction of the learning situation.

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In view of vocational college English aims and teaching features,based on the theory of situation teaching of constuctism,this article will focus on discussing the different types of situation combined with the practical teaching experience so as to prove the necessity and feasibility of the construction of the learning situation.

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In view of vocational college English aims and teaching features,based on the theory of situation teaching of constuctism,this article will focus on discussing the different types of situation combined with the practical teaching experience so as to prove the necessity and feasibility of the construction of the learning situation.

Key concepts: Vocational education, Focus (optics), Mathematics education, Computer science, Pedagogy, Sociology, Psychology, Optics

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