How to keep up with the physical experiments New Curriculum pace-毕业论文翻译.docVIP

How to keep up with the physical experiments New Curriculum pace Abstract: The experimental basis for teaching physical education in the new curriculum reform, based on the new curriculum standards for the teaching of the existing experimental analysis of the phenomenon, combined with the actual teaching situation, according to the specific case, given to solve the problem. Keywords: high school physics | Experimental Teaching | Reform | Introduction: Experimental basis for teaching is the teaching of physics in the process of emergence and development of physics, basic physics experiment is to study the means and methods, from beginning to end play an extremely important role in physics experiments in physics teaching occupies a pivotal position . physical experiment is to achieve the goal of teaching basic physics means is that students acquire knowledge, apply knowledge of the basic means to achieve hands, eyes, brain integrated use of the process. physics curriculum standards clearly defined task of the teaching experiment, and to train students experimental skills as one of the purposes of teaching high school physics, and strive by teaching physics experiments to enhance and improve teaching effectiveness, students of observation, operation, analytical ability in today under the new curriculum, the reform of the teaching experiment becomes more urgent, more important. Text: 1 big step to implement the theory of teaching The new curriculum goals means: learning the physical basis of life-long development of the necessary knowledge and skills to understand the knowledge and skills in life, Production, concerns the status of science and technology and development trends. Learning scientific inquiry methods, the development of self-learning ability, develop good habits of mind, to explore the use of physical knowledge and scientific methods to solve some problems. the development of curiosity and thirst for knowledge, exploration interest i