On the Teaching of Electrical and Electronic Experiment thoughts.docVIP

On the Teaching of Electrical and Electronic Experiment thoughts Paper Keywords: teaching; electrical and electronic Abstract: Experimental Colleges and Universities in the teaching process, both through basic training to enable students to focus on basic knowledge, basic methods and basic skills, but also focus on the experiment gradually take the initiative to enhance students awareness of, and constantly experiments to meet their own requirements and to encourage students to design their own programs, independent research and exploration, independent thinking and innovation. Students in the experimental activity, not only hands-on, sensory observation, also need to fully mobilize their own thinking to imagine, think, speculate conclusion, the students found from the experiment and analyzing problems and use the accumulated theoretical and practical knowledge to solve problems. After several years of Electrical and Electronic Experiment teaching, there are a few ideas and we discuss the issue. A multi-media technology in the Electrical and Electronic Experiment Teaching Traditional means of a single teaching method. Most only chalk and blackboard, students sounds seem dull, attention is often not focused, lectures and inefficient. Especially in introducing the use of a variety of instruments and equipment to use when the students will be able to intuitively use of multimedia, image understanding, rather than hear very confused but can not find the correct use. At the same time, you can also look at a live demonstration of the use of instruments and equipment to enable students to understand more directly. However, we do not need to put all the experimental teaching courseware content made the original knowledge or a very simple things that students are very familiar with, there is no need to have to display on the screen out. We can not overly rely on multi-media, can not simply say that ‘use of multimedia is to have the advanced educational concepts,