2022 the 6th International Conference on Compute and Data Analysis 2022
DOI: 10.1145/3523089.3523109
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An Improved BP Neural Network-based Quality Evaluation Model for Chinese International Education Teaching Courses

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“…This way of learning language knowledge, without access to professional knowledge, is not only easy to make foreign students feel “tired” in learning, but also not conducive to the stimulation of foreign students' enthusiasm for learning. So after realizing basic Chinese communication, we found a problem limited by professional Chinese knowledge, foreign students have some difficulties in professional learning, and domestic vocational colleges also lack relevant professional Chinese teaching experience, so the connection between basic Chinese and professional Chinese is not smooth [ 3 ]. Specifically, it includes four aspects: First, there is a bias in the cognition of the teaching of international Chinese courses.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This way of learning language knowledge, without access to professional knowledge, is not only easy to make foreign students feel “tired” in learning, but also not conducive to the stimulation of foreign students' enthusiasm for learning. So after realizing basic Chinese communication, we found a problem limited by professional Chinese knowledge, foreign students have some difficulties in professional learning, and domestic vocational colleges also lack relevant professional Chinese teaching experience, so the connection between basic Chinese and professional Chinese is not smooth [ 3 ]. Specifically, it includes four aspects: First, there is a bias in the cognition of the teaching of international Chinese courses.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%