The three teaching concepts of Dream Course are: questions are more important than answers, methods are more important than knowledge, and trust is more important than help.

1. Questions are more important than answers.

The German philosopher Gadamer said: "Doubt means an open mind. Contrary to rigid prejudice, doubt can activate the connotation of things and all kinds of inherent possibilities. If a person is good at asking questions "artistically", then this person must be able to get rid of the domination of prejudice, and the person with questions will achieve real understanding.

4. Method is more important than knowledge.

There is an old saying that "it is better to teach people to fish than to teach them to fish", that is, the method of teaching people to learn knowledge is not as good as that of teaching people what they already have. The reason is actually very simple. Fish is the purpose, and fishing is the means. A fish can solve temporary hunger, but it can't solve long-term hunger. If you want to have fish to eat forever, you must learn how to fish.

Knowledge is only basic. After mastering knowledge, we should clearly understand the root cause, further understand its regularity, and then analyze and summarize its methods. Only in this way can we grasp the essence and solve problems, and there are one or two skills. Therefore, methods are more important than knowledge.

Trust is more important than help.

Rogers, an American psychologist, said: "Successful teaching depends on a teacher-student relationship of understanding and trust and a harmonious and safe classroom atmosphere." In class, trust students, understand students and accept students. Self-confidence is the cornerstone of success and the first ticket to success.