Exploration Into the Necessity of College Piano Teaching Innovation and the Construction Strategy of Innovation Mode
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In the new development stage, innovation attracts more and more attention. College piano teaching is taken for example. To give full play to its function, it is required to train students’ creative thinking and creative spirit, actively explore the innovation mode of piano teaching, set clear teaching objectives, combine piano teaching with other disciplinary teaching, introduce innovative activities into piano teaching and promote the construction of piano teaching innovation mode. This paper analyzes and discusses the construction strategy of innovation mode based on the necessity of innovation in college piano teaching.
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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.3968/n
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