单选题_______is the constant aim of teachers and the uppermost way to improve the quality of teaching in subjects.ATo pursue the maximum of the classroom teachingBProfound teaching experiencesCThe unique teaching personalityDPrecise classroom teaching evaluation
单选题
_______is the constant aim of teachers and the uppermost way to improve the quality of teaching in subjects.
A
To pursue the maximum of the classroom teaching
B
Profound teaching experiences
C
The unique teaching personality
D
Precise classroom teaching evaluation
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