2001•Academic Journal of Shanxi Provincial Committee Party School of C.p.cRequires access

Method of Discussion Used to Carry on Education in Party Spirit

Dong Ruo-feng

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The method of discussion means that the teacher summarizes what has been discussed in class and answers the questions put forward by the students in the course of discussion.The method benefits teachers as well as students and it demands that teachers and students enhance their awareness of reform and their sense of political duty.

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The method of discussion means that the teacher summarizes what has been discussed in class and answers the questions put forward by the students in the course of discussion.The method benefits teachers as well as students and it demands that teachers and students enhance their awareness of reform and their sense of political duty.

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The method of discussion means that the teacher summarizes what has been discussed in class and answers the questions put forward by the students in the course of discussion.The method benefits teachers as well as students and it demands that teachers and students enhance their awareness of reform and their sense of political duty.

Key concepts: Duty, Carry (investment), Class (philosophy), Mathematics education, Politics, Pedagogy, Sociology, Psychology

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