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(1)学习需要的分析:解决为什么教和具备哪些条件的问题。

(2)教学内容分析:主要解决教什么的问题。

(3)教学对象分析:分析学习者的一般心理、生理和社会背景、基础知识与技能。

(4)教学目标的编写:说明学习的结果,提供教学评价的依据。

(5)教学策略设计:解决如何教的问题,包括课的划分、教学顺序的安排、教学活动的设计及教学组织形式的选用等。

(6)教学媒体选择:选择确定并优化组合教学媒体。

(7)教学媒体设计:根据教学实施计划要求,将内容与方法等转换为详细、具体的实施蓝图。

(8)教学评价:了解教学目标的实现和达到程度。

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