Group teaching refers to the organizational form of collective teaching, which not only meets students' individualized teaching needs, but also adds the concept of cooperation and pays attention to the cultivation of students' cooperative spirit and ability. It is similar and different from collective teaching.

Collective teaching mainly refers to the teaching organization form in which teachers conduct teaching activities in front of many students at the same time, and students engage in the same or similar activities at a specific time. Its fundamental feature is that teachers restrict students from carrying out roughly unified activities one-to-many in a specific time.

Synthetic teaching is also called "activity teaching" and "unit teaching". /kloc-the product of the new education movement and the progressive education movement in Europe and America at the end of 0/9 and the beginning of the 20th century. Several related disciplines are integrated into a broader common field and unit, and teaching is carried out according to certain procedures.

Around a preset theme, in the way of learners' active activities. The purpose is to change the teaching based on scattered knowledge and memorizing characters and symbols, and emphasize that students use their hands and brains to gain complete knowledge and experience.

The characteristics are: providing students with a complete world picture, complete knowledge and overall view; Reduce the categories of courses and avoid the overlapping and overweight of teaching contents in various disciplines; Help students update their knowledge and develop their personality. Tail-flick teaching method and design teaching method both belong to this category.