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Exploration on Experimental Teaching and Training of Creative Talents

LU Yue-e

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To counter the existing state of experimental teaching in colleges and universities,this paper advances an idea of how to conform experimental teaching to the development objective of the higher education of China in the 21 st century and analyses the special standing and function of the experimental teaching in training creative talents.

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To counter the existing state of experimental teaching in colleges and universities,this paper advances an idea of how to conform experimental teaching to the development objective of the higher education of China in the 21 st century and analyses the special standing and function of the experimental teaching in training creative talents.

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To counter the existing state of experimental teaching in colleges and universities,this paper advances an idea of how to conform experimental teaching to the development objective of the higher education of China in the 21 st century and analyses the special standing and function of the experimental teaching in training creative talents.

Key concepts: China, Function (biology), Mathematics education, Training (meteorology), Higher education, State (computer science), Psychology, Pedagogy

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