| Classroom-based teaching tact is an important part of art of teaching, and is an important part of teaching level, too. Therefore, the study on teaching tact is very important. With the applying of fundamental educational curriculum reform in 2001, and the practicing of fundamental educational curriculum, new curriculum reform is on heating in our country, the effects of new curriculum on traditional curriculum are very prodigious in many aspects, moreover, it poses many new requirements. The thesis wants to study on teaching tact systemically and comprehensively.The contents include three aspects.Introduction, it includes the source of the problem, the meaning of the study (including the applicable perspective of our country, the study in other country in actuality).Text, it contains four parts.The first part is the meaning,the peculiarity,the function of the classroom-based teaching tact and the relationships between some conception and teaching tact. First, the meaning of teaching tact, including: The definitions and the perspective of the experts in our country and foreign countries. Second, The peculiarity of teaching tact. Third, The peculiarity of teaching tact ,including: I, On the spot; I, Decisive; III, The result is tiptop; IV, Teaching tact is showed when the classroom-based accidents and the classroom-based complicated cases happening; V, Individual; VI, Elasticity。Third, The functions of teaching tact, including: I, Oriented; I, Enabled; III, Lasting; IV, Protective. Fourth, The relationships among some interrelated concepts, including: I, The differences between teaching tact and teaching cheat; II, The relationships between the temperament and teaching tact; III, The relationships between teaching tact and teaching wisdom.The second part is the new requirements of new curriculum, including: I, Some basic ideas of new curriculum; II, New curriculum require the teachers pay close attention to teaching tact; III, New curriculum requires that the teachers get rid of the shackles of the traditional teaching models; IV, New curriculum requires... |