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Classroom Teaching Reform:Key to Creative Education

Xia Gang-qing

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Creative education is to develop the students' creative qualities, i. e., creative thinking, creative consciousness and creative characters. The key to creative education lies in classroom teaching reform. The reform should be carried out in the following three aspects: reform of teaching methods, reform of content, and reform of thinking development.

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Creative education is to develop the students' creative qualities, i. e., creative thinking, creative consciousness and creative characters. The key to creative education lies in classroom teaching reform. The reform should be carried out in the following three aspects: reform of teaching methods, reform of content, and reform of thinking development.

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Creative education is to develop the students' creative qualities, i. e., creative thinking, creative consciousness and creative characters. The key to creative education lies in classroom teaching reform. The reform should be carried out in the following three aspects: reform of teaching methods, reform of content, and reform of thinking development.

Key concepts: Consciousness, Creative education, Key (lock), Creative thinking, Creative brief, Pedagogy, Education reform, Mathematics education

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