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The Teaching Methods of Economic Law

Fengying Li

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The students don't have any interest in the course of Economic Law, even cheesed. The main reason for this is that the teacher is short of teaching technique. Therefore, innovating in teaching technique and concept is the key for improving learning interest of students. Following article is to discuss the practicability of several teaching techniques of Economic Law.

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The students don't have any interest in the course of Economic Law, even cheesed. The main reason for this is that the teacher is short of teaching technique. Therefore, innovating in teaching technique and concept is the key for improving learning interest of students. Following article is to discuss the practicability of several teaching techniques of Economic Law.

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The students don't have any interest in the course of Economic Law, even cheesed. The main reason for this is that the teacher is short of teaching technique. Therefore, innovating in teaching technique and concept is the key for improving learning interest of students. Following article is to discuss the practicability of several teaching techniques of Economic Law.

Key concepts: Economic law, Mathematics education, Teaching method, Key (lock), Law, Sociology, Computer science, Political science

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