(A) to cultivate college students' interest in learning

Interest is the best teacher, and interest is the driving force of knowledge. According to the learning characteristics of college students, such as the courage to express themselves and the love of hands-on, we can take the way of interacting with students, so that students can step onto the platform, make them become the main body of teaching activities, mobilize their enthusiasm for showing themselves, cultivate their language expression ability and stimulate their inner interest in learning. By participating in teachers' teaching activities, we can practice skills such as searching information on the Internet, computer operation and layout design, and give full play to students' initiative and creativity in learning. In teaching activities, new questions and a wider range are constantly put forward to cultivate students' curiosity and stimulate their interest in learning. Using these teaching forms to attract students' sense of participation will certainly receive good teaching results.

(B) to cultivate college students' self-study ability

Self-study is a conscious learning activity to acquire knowledge and skills, cultivate ability and exercise morality.

After students enter the university, the teacher-led teaching mode has become a student-led self-study mode. Therefore, college students' autonomous learning ability is more important than that of middle school students and primary school students. The level of self-study ability has become the most important factor affecting academic performance.

This kind of self-study ability includes: being able to independently determine the learning objectives, questioning what the teacher said, inquiring relevant literature, determining the content of self-study, expressing the content of self-study and discussing it with others, and writing learning experience. By consulting materials, students can not only deepen their understanding of professional knowledge, but also get in touch with new fields, which not only broadens their knowledge, but also exercises their self-study ability.