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Tea ceremony etiquette training teaching plan
Tea ceremony etiquette training teaching plan:

Course objectives:

1. Understand the history, culture and basic etiquette knowledge of tea ceremony;

2. Learn the methods and skills of making tea, making tea and tasting tea;

3. Improve tea art and cultural literacy.

Teaching content:

Part I: Overview of tea culture.

The origin, history and cultural connotation of tea;

The basic etiquette of tea ceremony and the main traditional tea ceremony schools.

Section two: the principle and method of making tea.

Classification and production methods of tea;

Basic concept and classification of tea set.

The third part: tea-making skills and etiquette.

The basic classification, tea-making technology and details of China tea;

The use and maintenance of tea sets;

Tea ceremony etiquette and tea mat arrangement.

Part IV: Tea tasting skills and etiquette.

Evaluation and identification methods of tea quality;

Tea storage and preservation skills;

Tea culture and tea tasting etiquette.

Teaching methods:

1. teaching: through multimedia materials and tea art explanations, explain the relevant tea culture knowledge and tea ceremony etiquette, so that students can understand tea culture and traditional tea ceremony schools;

2. Demonstration: the teacher demonstrates each link so that students can feel and experience it personally;

3. Practice: Teachers guide students to carry out tea practice activities to help students master tea ceremony knowledge and skills skillfully;

4. Interaction: Teachers and students interact and learn from each other, so that students can better master tea ceremony etiquette and tea tasting skills.

Teaching evaluation:

1. Students should actively cooperate with the teacher's guidance and training when participating in the training;

2. Attendance in class, students must arrive at school on time and must not be late or leave early;

3. At the end of each training, students interact and share their gains and feelings with you;

4. Test scores require students to provide homemade tea, tea making and tea tasting works.

Teaching resources:

The tea artist explains videos, tea props, actual tea-making materials, tea reference books, etc.