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How to Cultivate Applied Talents in Teaching
We can cultivate such talents by strengthening practical teaching, cultivating students' innovative thinking, improving students' practical ability and establishing a good learning environment.

1. Strengthen practical teaching: theoretical knowledge is the foundation, but only by applying theoretical knowledge to practice can we truly understand and master it. Therefore, teachers should design more practical teaching links so that students can learn and grow in practice.

2. Cultivate students' innovative thinking: applied talents need to have innovative thinking, be able to look at problems from different angles and propose new solutions. Therefore, teachers should encourage students to think creatively and cultivate their innovative spirit.

3. Improve students' practical ability: Practical ability is an important quality of applied talents. Teachers should improve students' practical ability by organizing practical activities and providing internship opportunities.

4. Establish a good learning environment: A good learning environment can stimulate students' interest in learning and improve the learning effect. Teachers should strive to create a positive and harmonious learning environment, so that students can study happily and explore actively.

The differences between the training of applied talents and ordinary undergraduate courses are mainly reflected in different training objectives, different curriculum settings and different teaching methods.

1, and the culture objectives are different.

General undergraduate education mainly cultivates senior professionals with solid theoretical foundation, strong innovation ability and good comprehensive quality. The cultivation of applied talents pays more attention to the cultivation of students' practical operation ability, the ability to solve practical problems and the ability to apply theoretical knowledge to actual production or service process.

2, the curriculum is different

Ordinary undergraduate courses are more inclined to theoretical research, emphasizing the study of basic knowledge; The applied undergraduate course pays more attention to practicality, operability and pertinence, and emphasizes the course closely combined with practical work.

3. Different teaching methods

The teaching methods of ordinary undergraduates are mainly lectures, supplemented by experiments and discussions; However, application-oriented undergraduate teaching methods pay more attention to practical teaching, such as practice, training and project cooperation, in order to improve students' practical operation ability.