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Discussion on the teaching of basic chemistry for medical majors

Wang Wei-ju

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On the teaching of chemistry for medical majors on fewer lesson periods,the contents for teaching were reorganized and optimized.The students interests in learning basic chemistry were stimulated and their study on their own was guided by the interesting and heuristic methods.Thus,the comprehensive ability of medical students was cultivated and improved.

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On the teaching of chemistry for medical majors on fewer lesson periods,the contents for teaching were reorganized and optimized.The students interests in learning basic chemistry were stimulated and their study on their own was guided by the interesting and heuristic methods.Thus,the comprehensive ability of medical students was cultivated and improved.

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On the teaching of chemistry for medical majors on fewer lesson periods,the contents for teaching were reorganized and optimized.The students interests in learning basic chemistry were stimulated and their study on their own was guided by the interesting and heuristic methods.Thus,the comprehensive ability of medical students was cultivated and improved.

Key concepts: Chemistry education, Heuristic, Mathematics education, Teaching method, Medical education, Chemistry, Computer science, Psychology

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