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Issues and Countermeasures of Tutorial System for Undergraduates

Honglin Zhao

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The author believes that tutorial for undergraduates is result of credit and is an important for education management. A comprehensive should be established to standardize tutorial work. The paper discusses issues regarding grade director, the tutorial system and its evaluation for universities with a great number of students.

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The author believes that tutorial for undergraduates is result of credit and is an important for education management. A comprehensive should be established to standardize tutorial work. The paper discusses issues regarding grade director, the tutorial system and its evaluation for universities with a great number of students.

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The author believes that tutorial for undergraduates is result of credit and is an important for education management. A comprehensive should be established to standardize tutorial work. The paper discusses issues regarding grade director, the tutorial system and its evaluation for universities with a great number of students.

Key concepts: Tutorial system, Work (physics), Computer science, Mathematics education, Engineering management, Engineering ethics, Medical education, Engineering

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