Tide and shock: the influential modern teaching methods on chinese education reform
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Abstract
With the increasing pace of education informationization, conventional education mode in China is suffering unprecedented challenges. On one side, new thoughts and new approaches are continuously putting forward, on the other side, old conventions and customs are following the beaten track. Confronted with the fast-changing new technologies which bring totally different ideas to us, how should we deal with the status and what method should we take are the most urgent problems we should seriously think about. This paper begins with the origin of education revolution in China, discusses the impact of modern educational methods to the conventional teaching method, and analyzes whether MOOC and 'Flipped Classroom' can be the catalyst to the Chinese high education reform. Finally, we make an overall summary and outlook about the typical Chinese education reform methods.
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