Exploration of Individual Difference Teaching Methods in Chinese Language from a Large-Unit Perspective

Journal: Educational Innovation and Teacher Development DOI: 10.32629/eitd.v1i1.18

Rong Wang

No. 5 Primary School of Dalingshan Town

Abstract

This paper explores the application of individual difference teaching methods in primary school Chinese language education from the perspective of large-unit teaching. It elaborates on the background and significance of this approach, analyzes its theoretical foundation, and focuses on teaching strategies combined with practical examples from the People’s Education Edition (PEP) textbook.By integrating large-unit concepts with individualized instruction, the study aims to provide theoretic and practical references for improving teaching effectiveness and addressing students’ diverse learning needs.

Keywords

Large-unit teaching; Individual difference teaching; Primary school Chinese; Teaching strategies

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