Interest in improving student learning of Physical Chemistry-毕业论文翻译.docVIP

Interest in improving student learning of Physical Chemistry [Abstract] physical chemistry is a highly theoretical basic courses, teachers are difficult to teach and students feel more difficult to learn. Physical Chemistry teachers should find ways to stimulate student interest in learning so that students from passive learning to active learning. By improving student consciousness and enthusiasm for learning, foster learning confidence, strengthening their motivation, and promote their positive thinking and continue to create, promote the full intellectual potential. [Keywords:] interested in teaching physical chemistry course Physical Chemistry Chemical is our school students a compulsory basic course important, because the physical chemistry course requires integrated application of physics, mathematics and chemistry knowledge, but also use quantitative language, formulas are more abstract concepts, logical strong internal relations complex. So a teacher has always been difficult to teach and students learn difficult subjects. Albert Einstein once said, “only interested in is the best teacher.” We believe that teaching in physical chemistry, the teacher how to arouse students interest in learning, and to improve student learning enthusiasm of Physical Chemistry, is the teaching of Physical Chemistry the key. interest in teaching physical chemistry course may be reflected in the number of teaching, this article focuses on our physical chemistry teaching, motivate and improve student interest in learning a few aspects. 1 highlights the importance of Physical Chemistry History of the development in physical chemistry, physical chemistry concepts and formulas appear for each, are at that time to resolve certain problems raised, are produced to address the needs of the community was developed. Therefore, we in the physical chemistry teaching, combined with physical and chemical history of the world and China, the history of physical and chemi