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On the Construction of Training Mode of Science Teachers' Further Education in Colleges

Yang Guo-hai

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Confronted with the serious shortage of Science teachers in the new round of basic course education reform,it is wise to utilize the higher school resources to undergo teachers' further education.This paper primarily explores the training mode of Science teachers' further education in colleges.

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Confronted with the serious shortage of Science teachers in the new round of basic course education reform,it is wise to utilize the higher school resources to undergo teachers' further education.This paper primarily explores the training mode of Science teachers' further education in colleges.

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Confronted with the serious shortage of Science teachers in the new round of basic course education reform,it is wise to utilize the higher school resources to undergo teachers' further education.This paper primarily explores the training mode of Science teachers' further education in colleges.

Key concepts: Economic shortage, Training (meteorology), Mathematics education, Science education, Mode (computer interface), Medical education, Pedagogy, Sociology

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