"Microlecture" can transform the knowledge points into lively videos for students
which is conducive to students' in-depth thinking based on rich perceptual knowledge. Anionic living polymerization is an important issue in the teaching of polymer chemistry
and its importance also lies in its close relationship with multiple practical applications. In this paper
a vivid and interesting microlecture is described
in which an interesting course introduction
the adoption of appropriate teaching skills and the thinking of humanity are included. The microlecture can be used to help students to prepare for their forthcoming lessons
to learn and to review the content of the lessons. Such a microlecture not only helps to teach students the essential contents but also helps to enhance the teaching quality
stimulate students’ interest in learning
and improve the traditional teaching techniques.
关键词
微课阴离子活性聚合高分子化学教学效果
Keywords
MicrolectureAnionic living polymerizationPolymer chemistryTeaching effect
Contrast Teaching Method in Teaching of Polymer Chemistry
Exploration on Improving Polymer Chemistry Teahing Effect for Non-polymer Engineering Specialties
“Theory-Real-Virtual” Combined Curriculum TeachingReform Based on Project-based-teaching—Our Practice of Polymer Chemistry
The Teaching Exploration and Practice for the Major of Polymer Materials and Engineering with an Interdisciplinary Feature—Taking the Experience for Teaching Polymer Chemistry, the Core Course Set in the Department of Polymer Science and Engineering at Zhejiang University, as an Example
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