2006Journal of Guangdong University of TechnologyRequires access

Practice and Research in Bilingual Teaching

Yuan Qing-ke

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Bilingual teaching,an important measure of higher education in the world,is essential in training talents of our times.The paper attempts to define the meaning of bilingual teaching and key factors and sectors to improve it.It also discusses the ways of improving bilingual teaching together with the course of Product Design and Development.

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Bilingual teaching,an important measure of higher education in the world,is essential in training talents of our times.The paper attempts to define the meaning of bilingual teaching and key factors and sectors to improve it.It also discusses the ways of improving bilingual teaching together with the course of Product Design and Development.

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Bilingual teaching,an important measure of higher education in the world,is essential in training talents of our times.The paper attempts to define the meaning of bilingual teaching and key factors and sectors to improve it.It also discusses the ways of improving bilingual teaching together with the course of Product Design and Development.

Key concepts: Meaning (existential), Mathematics education, Key (lock), Product (mathematics), Bilingual education, Computer science, Pedagogy, Psychology

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