Strategies of History Teaching in Middle School from the Perspective of Large Unit

Journal: Region - Educational Research and Reviews DOI: 10.32629/rerr.v7i2.3469

Bingjie Zhu

Hongshen School of Suiyang District

Abstract

With the comprehensive implementation of the new curriculum reform, each stage, the direction of teaching courses has undergone great changes. History teachers in junior middle schools should break the self-leading teaching mode, take students as the main body of teaching, strengthen the application of large unit teaching method, and simplify and concretize the complicated and abstract history knowledge to achieve more ideal teaching effect. This paper analyzes the value of applying the big unit teaching method in history teaching in middle school, and puts forward specific application strategies.

Keywords

large unit, middle school, history teaching

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