Integrative Application of Modern Teaching Methods in Teaching of Engineering Geophysical Exploration

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In order to improve the teaching quality and effect of engineering geophysical exploration, the teaching method of engineering geophysical exploration was reformed and modern teaching methods, such as Video, Graph, Flash, Universal Soft and Internet, were used in the teaching process of engineering geophysical exploration. The teaching practice shows that the modern teaching methods can complement each others and extend the teaching methods of engineering geophysical exploration. The teaching content can keep in step with development of modern science and technology. The teaching effect of engineering geophysical exploration was greatly improved by integrative application of modern teaching methods.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 271-273)

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1425-1429

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