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大学毕业后,曲老师到一所农村中学当历史老师,至今已有八年了。在此期间,有的同事调到条件更好的学校去了,有的则步入了职业倦怠期,有几所条件更好的城区学校想引进他,但他总是拒绝说:“我从小在农村长大,明白农村孩子也需要良好的教育,这里的孩子离不开我。”

为了成为一名优秀的历史老师,曲老师经常翻阅各种期刊杂志,以及时了解历史学科的新信息,他还经常向经验丰富的教师学习,为了提升自己分析和解决问题的能力,曲老师不断学习科学研究方法,并运用这些方法解决了一些教学问题。

曲老师说:“台上一分钟,台下十年功,当教师仅靠大学时代所学的知识远远不够。”他坚持每天至少进行一个小时的阅读,多年来从未间断过,他的阅读范围很广,除了研读历史领域的经典著作之外,他还广泛学习法学、地理学、社会学、美学等各个领域的知识。

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请结合材料,从教师观的角度,评析曲老师的行为。

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