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The Training of Creation Sense and Practice Ability for Undergraduate Students

Xiao Liang

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This article discussed the training path of creation sense and practice ability for research-oriented undergraduate students through a series innovation of teaching content and mehtod of biology technology experiment.The training model and teaching management system fit for the cultivation of innovative talents,were established.

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This article discussed the training path of creation sense and practice ability for research-oriented undergraduate students through a series innovation of teaching content and mehtod of biology technology experiment.The training model and teaching management system fit for the cultivation of innovative talents,were established.

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This article discussed the training path of creation sense and practice ability for research-oriented undergraduate students through a series innovation of teaching content and mehtod of biology technology experiment.The training model and teaching management system fit for the cultivation of innovative talents,were established.

Key concepts: Training (meteorology), Path (computing), Mathematics education, Sense (electronics), Computer science, Engineering, Engineering management, Psychology

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