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Discussion over Question Design and Innovative Education

Xu Li

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Based on question design for art-design subject,this essay focuses on some basic principles in innovative education for art-design in the respects of the intelligent structure of modern art designers,design practice,studying notion,teaching methods and the teachers' place and the challenges that a teacher will encounter in such an education.

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Based on question design for art-design subject,this essay focuses on some basic principles in innovative education for art-design in the respects of the intelligent structure of modern art designers,design practice,studying notion,teaching methods and the teachers' place and the challenges that a teacher will encounter in such an education.

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Based on question design for art-design subject,this essay focuses on some basic principles in innovative education for art-design in the respects of the intelligent structure of modern art designers,design practice,studying notion,teaching methods and the teachers' place and the challenges that a teacher will encounter in such an education.

Key concepts: Subject (documents), Art design, Design education, Art and design, Learning design, Mathematics education, Design elements and principles, Engineering ethics

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