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中文
2015
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Vol. 36
Issue (19)
: 32-35
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: 10.13884/j.1003-3807hxjy.2014100056
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Following Students' Cognitive Law and Optimizing Classroom Teaching of Molecule
LE Jin-Jun
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, PAN Li-Hong
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1. Beijing Academy of Educational Sciences, Beijing 100045, China;
2. Shunyi Yangzhen No.2 Middle School, Beijing 101309, China
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This paper analyzed the characteristics of students' cognitive law in the teaching of molecule to let students represent water many times, and summarized some teaching strategies combining the relevant educational theories.
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LE Jin-Jun, PAN Li-Hong. Following Students' Cognitive Law and Optimizing Classroom Teaching of Molecule[J]. , 2015, 36(19): 32-35.
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